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Q: Appendicitis

asked by: billy bob on June 18th, 2007

New User

i hurt on my right side and i only hurt when i move and stretch or laugh.

i think i have pulled a muscle, but i do not know. where and how would i hurt if i had Appendicitis?

i have done the raise on the toes and drop to my hills test and not much pain is felt.

Replies(3)

meblonde01

replied on June 18th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Re: Appendicitis

billy bob wrote:

Did this just start? I had appendicitis and they ended up breaking but it was not a feeling of a pulled muscle.. It hurt several time bad before it got so bad the ruptured. ANd it hurt in a still postition.. Sounds like it might be a pulled or strained muscle.

billy bob

replied on June 18th, 2007

New User

yes it just started yesterday.

i came on all of a sudden. but i had been playing an intense game my family made up the day before.

meblonde01

replied on June 18th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

billy bob wrote:

yes it just started yesterday.

i came on all of a sudden. but i had been playing an intense game my family made up the day before.

I wouldn't worry then. sounds like it is just a little strain. Appendicites hurts!! It hurts when you are doing nothing, just laying still. But if it continues I would have it checked out.

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