What are symptoms of appendicitis? Other than abdominal pain,

What are some symptoms of appendicitis other than the obvious, ab…?

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Lower right side intermittent abdominal pain with muscle soreness, So frustrated, please help!!!?

Q: Hi, Im 18 and Female. For over 2 years now I have been suffering from attacks of lower right side abdominal pain. I have had appendicitis already and had that removed. Every time I get the pain it stars with the muscles in my body feeling like they are bruised all over, mostly in my upper arms and upper legs, I also become quite weak and find it difficult to lift simple things like a full orange juice carton. I am under weight but eat well and love food, I do not know if my weight is a symptom connected with my pain or just my natural build, I am also naturally weak muscle wise but become weaker when I have an attack of the pain and soreness. The muscle soreness continues and next it is accompanied by a dull heavy ache in my lower right abdomen. I sometimes feel nauseous with it as well. The pain and muscle soreness can last anywhere between a day to just over 2 weeks and happens randomly. I have been to the doctors again and again and im starting to get very frustrated because I dont feel it is being taken seriously when it causes me a lot of discomfort however there has still been a lot of investigation into it which I am thankful for. I have had many ultra sounds showing nothing, on physical examination when getting the pain doctors said now hard mass can be found however my muscles are tensed up around the area and twitch, it also hurts when the press on the back and front of the area of pain. I had a severe kidney infection when I was 7 which left me in hospital and I was told to be lucky to have no apparent kidney damage, I have been tested for kidney infections every time I get the pain sometimes they come back positive sometimes negative so I sometimes have antibiotics sometimes not and occasionally they help other times they do not :S on having blood tests abnormal amounts of urate have been found in the blood sometimes and other times not. However on almost every urine test protein, blood etc have been found, when I have the pain, but not usually the one which indicates an infection. When I am not suffering an attack I am well and mostly healthy other than being underweight an having little natural muscle. Please if anyone has had similar experiences and knows of what this could be id really love to hear from you!! I am so frustrated and just want an answer because the pain can get so painful when it peaks and im fed up! Thank you!

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Do you think this could be chronic Appendicitis?

Q: For about a week, I’ve had recurring, light to mild pains in my lower abdomen. The type of pain isn’t consistent, and it seems to jump around a lot. I’ve had pains on my left side, above my belly button, and even in my chest on a couple of occasions, but most of it favors the lower right abdomen, and that’s what worries me.My stomach’s been rumbing a lot lately, but I don’t know whether to put that in the “appendicitis” or “not appendicitis” symptom bin. Bowel movements seem okay, and the bubbles moving around inside seem to be finding their way out, eventually.Can a simple case of GAS last for a week and concentrate on the lower right side?I have no other symptoms of appendicitis other than the pain. I’ve obsessively checked my temperature since it started. My appetite is normal, and there’s no sign of nausea. I’ve poked, prodded, and pressed on my stomach continually, and there are no sore spots. I did the “rebound pain” test. Nothing. Could it still be appendicitis?Also, is it possible that I’ve irritated my stomach by continually pressing on it to test for sore spots? It seems to have gotten worse since it started, but the newer pain feels more like an irritated “tight jeans” soreness than an increase in severity of the original pains.On seeking medical care: I know this is the first thing someone will pop up with, but being completely uninsured at the moment, I don’t want to run to the doctor for such a minor problem unless mild right abdominal pain alone is a definite red light for something serious and urgent. I’m terribly afraid of appendicitis, and I know it’s important to catch it early. I just don’t know if I have enough evidence of appendix problems to shell out all the money I’d have to if I went to the doctor at this point.

A: I think you should wait and see if the symptoms get any worse. No one on yahoo answeres will be able to actually diagnose you.The cause for abdominal pain is often hard to diagnose because it could be a vast array of things. It may include a vast array of tests before anyone knows what it is. Your symptoms to me don’t really sound like appendicitis. Most people are in agonizing pain, with nausea, vomiting and sometimes a fever. I would just try not to worry so much about it. If there is something seriously wrong, your body does a good job at letting you know.

what can these symptoms mean?

Q: in the past month i had a feeling of throwing up 3 types.Today I woke up, and i that feeling came back to me, and this time i threw up..and it was just fluid.I also had lower abdominal pain, and it was hard stretch out my back. other than that i dont have any other complications, like fever etc.I googled these symptoms and i found out that it could be Appendicitis…can it really be Appendicitis, or could it be something else? If its Appendicitis, what should i do???

A: Having had the problem myself, and recognizing the nausea symptoms, and the fluid barf, and belly pains, It sounds like gall bladder problems to me!Regardless of appendicitis, gall bladder, colic, gas, diverticulitis, polyps, or anything else, you are having enough recurring problems to need to see a doctor. He can run tests and tell you. Out here in cyber space, we can only guess. but YOU need to get a good check-up, and find out if you need surgery,colonoscopy, or antacids!