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Why Am I Having Pain In The Lower Part Of My Stomach?

I had my gallbladder removed four days ago due to it nonfunctioning gallbladder now I m having pains in the lower part of my stomach that kind of sounds like appendicitis it s a constant dull pain and it feels better when I press on it is more likely to have appendicitis after having your gallbladder removed?
Tue, 19 Aug 2014
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hi
thanks for asking
as you have given a very lucid history it looks like you are having post operative pain........it does not sound that it is appendicitis........i would like to take

1) painkiller tablets

2) anti spasmodic like tab mebeverine

3) anti secretory drugs like cap omeprazole

do a full blood count to rule out surgical site infection.....

and consult the doctor who performed surgery
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Why Am I Having Pain In The Lower Part Of My Stomach?

hi thanks for asking as you have given a very lucid history it looks like you are having post operative pain........it does not sound that it is appendicitis........i would like to take 1) painkiller tablets 2) anti spasmodic like tab mebeverine 3) anti secretory drugs like cap omeprazole do a full blood count to rule out surgical site infection..... and consult the doctor who performed surgery