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Look at this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McBurney's_point |
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But if it was his appendix, usually also accompanied by fever, vomiting, nausea, or diarreah.
Is it stabbing pain in one spot, or ache across the whole thing... |
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Most definitely Your appendix is on the right side And if it ruptures...well...you can...lets just say not good When there is relief from pain, that is usually when it ruptures I wouldn't take any chances JMO Even if the pain is in the center then it might be the appendix? See...the thing about it is...everyone's anatomy isn't the same And I can't see where it is But yes...it can still be And...well...you can die if it ruptures You need to get it checked And don't press down on it This won't require an incision, will it? |
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But if it was his appendix, usually also accompanied by fever, vomiting, nausea, or diarreah. Is it stabbing pain in one spot, or ache across the whole thing... Not always. |
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Most definitely Your appendix is on the right side And if it ruptures...well...you can...lets just say not good When there is relief from pain, that is usually when it ruptures I wouldn't take any chances JMO Even if the pain is in the center then it might be the appendix? See...the thing about it is...everyone's anatomy isn't the same And I can't see where it is But yes...it can still be And...well...you can die if it ruptures You need to get it checked And don't press down on it This won't require an incision, will it? Usually 3 small incisions. |
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But if it was his appendix, usually also accompanied by fever, vomiting, nausea, or diarreah. Is it stabbing pain in one spot, or ache across the whole thing... Not to reveal too much info, but I did just make a nasty load in the toilet. |
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Most definitely Your appendix is on the right side And if it ruptures...well...you can...lets just say not good When there is relief from pain, that is usually when it ruptures I wouldn't take any chances JMO Even if the pain is in the center then it might be the appendix? See...the thing about it is...everyone's anatomy isn't the same And I can't see where it is But yes...it can still be And...well...you can die if it ruptures You need to get it checked And don't press down on it This won't require an incision, will it? Usually 3 small incisions. F*ck that, I'd rather die. |
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Yeah it doesn't always present with any other signs/symptoms
And sharp/shooting pain in that area...that's the first thing that comes to mind And yeah...if you have to get it taken out...it does require incisions |
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No incisions to check it out. Only if you need an apendix removed.
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Go to the hospital dude
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Look at this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McBurney's_point My pain is above the umbilicus, though. |
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Where your liver is?
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Edited by
zman000081
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Thu 08/21/08 12:26 AM
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The best advice is to go to the hospital. When it comes to pains in the abdominal area, it can be 1 of many issues. Symptoms can narrow it slightly but without certain tests one cant say for certain.
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Where your liver is? Yeah. |
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Ok looking back yeah sounds like liver area
Anyways...bottom line is that pain is your body telling you something isn't right... So get it checked out |
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Ok looking back yeah sounds like liver area Anyways...bottom line is that pain is your body telling you something isn't right... So get it checked out Ugh, I hope my insurance covers it... 
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Its better than the alternative
I hope everything's ok |
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I also have back pain all of the sudden, by the way.
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Yeah u never know what's wrong...
I hope u go |
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Maybe you have a kidney infection.. those hurt your back too... or gallstones, those are fun, I hear.
Maybe you have trapped gas. That can hurt like a mother. Maybe you have a rib out of place. Maybe you should call a hospital and ask to speak to a nurse. |
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