Q. What can be the causes of right-sided abdominal pain?

Hello,

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These are a few things we worry about in that particular area:

• Appendicitis: It does not seem to be an acute inflammation; otherwise, you should be in severe pain and unable to do anything. However, it may be chronic recurring appendicitis.

• Diverticulitis: It usually occurs on the left side of the abdomen, but it can occur on the right side also. In that situation, you would need Ciprofloxacin and Metronidazole for 10 days. You have to avoid oily foods and should have regular solid diet and try not to get constipated. I think you have diverticulitis, which is partially treated.

• Testicular torsion or retracted testis.

I hope it helps. Thank you.

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Dr. Sadaf Mustafa

Experience: 17 + Yrs

Internal Medicine

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