Appendicitis is difficult to diagnose, so to be on the safe side, assumptions are sometimes made. Severe right side pain or pain to a lesser degree that lasts for several days and is accompanied by nausea and fever is usually handled as appendicitis until it can be definitely ruled out. Read more »
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In a basketball game, it is not uncommon for a player attempting to make a layup to be encountered by an opponent seeking to block the shot. The players will often make contact, causing them to land on one another. The collision can be violent enough to cause injury. Injuries often located in the lower extremities. Read more »
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During her pregnancy, Elisabeth became concerned when she began to experience right side pelvic pain. Aching in this area is encountered by a large number of women during pregnancy. Read more »
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“I have left side back pain.” “My lower back hurts sometimes.” “I think something is wrong with my back.” Read more »
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If you have been sick only a few days in your life, you may became worried when you start experiencing reoccurring right side abdominal pain. Read more »
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Phillip’s right side hip pain is caused by arthritis. Because arthritis is so widespread, it gets a lot of attention from all of us – from the average person to the health professional. Some experts believe that arthritis was first introduced by a strain of virus some two centuries ago. Read more »
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Pain associated with kidney stones can present as left sided or right sided pain, depending on which kidney is involved and the position of the stone. Whether it is right sided pain or left sided pain, it can be intense. Read more »
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