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Could Pain In Lower Abdomen With Swollen Lymph Nodes In Groin Indicate Appendicitis?
i have these symptoms of appendictics for several months now, it begins with pain in the lower abdonminal area. now within the last week or so the symptoms have got worse and my lympj nodes on the right groin is very swollen in contrast to my left one, and the pain on my mcburney point is getting worse. the pain on my mcburnry point comes and goes but its espcially tense when i lied on my bed. i have just got off a flight and am overseas from home right now. wonderig shall i cut short my holiday and fly home to see a doctor again or can i even fly with a possible inflammed appendix? many thnaks.
Appendicitis is inflammation of the vestigeal organ appendix. Usually pain starts periumbilical and refers down to McBurney's point . associated symptoms can be vomiting , fever . its advisable to do an USG abdomen to confirm diagnosis and decide the treatment further. Treatment depends upon the size of inflammation . you are adviced to meet your consultant so that he /she might start with antibiotics and plan treatment at the earliest.
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Could Pain In Lower Abdomen With Swollen Lymph Nodes In Groin Indicate Appendicitis?
Appendicitis is inflammation of the vestigeal organ appendix. Usually pain starts periumbilical and refers down to McBurney s point . associated symptoms can be vomiting , fever . its advisable to do an USG abdomen to confirm diagnosis and decide the treatment further. Treatment depends upon the size of inflammation . you are adviced to meet your consultant so that he /she might start with antibiotics and plan treatment at the earliest.