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Lower right abdomen pain.
Since last two days I am feeling a very mild pain when I laugh hard. What could it be? When type this on Google.. They say it could be appendicitis. Help please.
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First advice, keep google away.
Now lets come to your problem, First you need to specify where exactly are you feeling the pain?
Does it subsides by itself or any specific posture?
After meals or before meals?
Cramping, pin point, dull etc. nature of pain.
Prima facie it appears to be a pain that might be due to gall stones.
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Ultrasonography of whole abdomen, LFT.
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Dr. Gopu Kishen Sathiyaseelan
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It could be appendicitis. But it's usually localized to one area of the abdomen. It could also be calculi. You should get an ultrasound done too if it persists
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