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That weird, dull ache

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Bryan White5 Bryan White5 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
I've been dealing with this weird, dull ache—about two inches inside the rectum—for quite a while now.

It started maybe three years ago, but it was super rare back then... maybe ten times a year, usually just in the morning right before I get out of bed. Honestly, I figured the pain was probably triggered by the act of waking up. Anyway, long story short, today it hit a breaking point. It’s this intense, nasty, dull pain, and for the first time ever, it's actually making me vomit. I'm also dealing with dizziness, cold sweats, and some sharp pains around my belly button.

Can anyone give me some advice? Any idea what might be going on here??
mistyraven mistyraven Member
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joined Jan 2010
#2 ·
For appendicitis, you'll usually feel pain right around the belly button.
Other symptoms point the same way, too.

Get to the ER, fast.
Bryan White5 Bryan White5 NewcomerOP
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#3 ·
Can I just swing by, pop in, and head right back out? I was feeling pretty rough this morning, but honestly—I’m doing alright now.
mistyraven mistyraven Member
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#4 ·
Bryan White5 said:can I just show up, get checked out, and leave? I felt pretty terrible this morning, but right now I feel okay, I guess.??

here’s some info on appendicitis...

People dealing with acute appendicitis usually complain about pain in the lower right side of the abdomen—sometimes near the belly button—along with nausea, vomiting, and occasionally frequent urination, diarrhea, or constipation. Obviously, not everyone gets all these symptoms at once, and the pain might even pop up in different spots in the gut. Some people, though it's less common, might feel it to the left of the navel, in the lower back, or above the pelvic bone. Usually, that pain isn't going anywhere—changing positions, throwing up, or having diarrhea won't really make it stop.

honestly, you should probably hit up your doctor. maybe it’s not appendicitis, but getting some tests done wouldn't hurt.

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