Appendicitis laproscopy performed

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Asked for Female, 33 Years

An laproscopy for appendicitis was performed on me a week ago. Yesterday while dressing I stretched my left leg and suddenly I had worse pains like appendicitis pains I lay myself on the Bed and could not move my hips for 2 hours. After that the pain went abit. Next day I showed myself to doctor who did the operation before. He pressed my tummy and it hurt in left side along the groin. But he said it must be a mechanical pain I got. He anyway prescribed antibiotics and painkillers for 5 days. Could this be serious? Today (2 days after) I am still having a small pain on my right lower like appendicitis pain on/off. What should I do? Or is it to early to do anything?

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Proctologist

Continue medications and wait for a total of 1 week after surgery. It is reassuring that the pain has reduced. Swelling in the surrounding regions due to the appendicitis is the reason why you still feel the pain.

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Review with your surgeon after 1 week of surgery. Of the pain still persists, pls get s second opinion.

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