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Q: Tingling in right abdomen

asked by: Ambercpht on December 23rd, 2008

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My boyfriend whos is 24 years of age has been feeling this strange sensation around the right side of his stomach and sometimes in his side. He says it doesn't HURT it just feels werid. He describes it as sometimes a tingle, or fuzzy almost itchy feeling. He also said it feels like something is moving in his guts. I could be wrong, but I doubt there are any parasites because he does not have any other gastric problems such as vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appitite etc. He has seen a doctor with no luck

If anyone has any input please let me know. rainbow

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kutiekm

replied on January 9th, 2009

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I am experiencing something similar Too. I am 23 yr old female. I have burning along with tingling/scratchy numbness. Its weird. I go in for a upper GI on monday. I have been treated for ulcers but it has not worked so hopefully its not something too serious. I already have enough anxiety as it is!

jerry12

replied on January 31st, 2009

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appendicitus

hi,
You may have an appendix acting up.
Go get it checked by a doctor,
You dont want it to burst

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