I’ve been having weird pain in the lower right side of my abdomen from time to time. Sometimes I think, ‘I must have been sitting too much,’ but I’m starting to get worried. Do you think I should rush to the doctor about stuff like this, or should I wait and see if it goes away? The pain sometimes goes away, but then it comes back. Do you experience this too? Is this normal?
6 Answers
6I also had pain in my lower right abdomen, it turned out to be appendicitis. At first, it came and went, but then one night it became unbearable. I think you shouldn’t wait too long; if the appendix bursts, it can cause serious issues.
I don’t think there’s any need to panic; it usually feels like the muscles are tense when you sit down or make a sudden movement. It could be related to my mom’s advice of ‘not sitting too much.’ Taking this straight to the doctor seems a bit overreacting to me.
When it comes to lower right abdominal pain, several possibilities can come to mind right away. It could be appendicitis, an ovarian cyst, or even a kidney stone. There’s a risk of overlooking a serious condition while simply observing it at home. I would recommend at least consulting with an internist.
Let me put it this way, the pain isn’t very intense but it’s creating a strange restlessness. Also, I feel it more when I walk a lot rather than when I’m sitting. This time it seems to have started occurring more frequently, so I’m worried.
I had the same thing happen to me; I felt pain in the lower right area when I walked a lot. I went to the doctor, and it turned out to be an ovarian cyst. It wasn’t very large, but I still went for check-ups. My advice to you is to see a gynecologist without risking it.
Girls, I don’t know, it feels like it’s being exaggerated to me. We all immediately think cancer, cysts, etc. with every little pain. Can’t it just be a simple muscle ache? Do we have to see a doctor for every pain?