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Pain in lower side abdomen
Hello,
From last 2 days I have a mild pain/discomfort on my right side abdomen/flank.Also I am having frequent urination.
Pain is more when pressing the area and during movemnet .
I had recently taken covid vaccine on May 10th.
After that I was having high fever so I took PCM. Fever is gone but now from 2 days this pain is there.
What shall I do.
Shall I go for any particular test or the pain will go away .
Is the pain due to gas or its pain in kidney?
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Location of your pain and symptoms indicates either appendicitis or Right renal calculus but detailed history will be able to differentiate between the two or any other possibility.
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Dr. Chandana Rajaram
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Consult a surgeon and get yourself examined. It can be anything from urinary tract infection to appendicitis. Get examined.
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