Patient's question:
Three days ago at dawn, I had some abdominal pain, which later turned into severe pain that was unbearable. White blood cells were 16. Neutrophils were high. The fever didn't drop below 37.4. There was no tenderness in the appendiceal area. I took oral appendicitis anti-inflammatory tablets. For three days, I received cefotaxime and levofloxacin intravenously. Urinalysis was normal. An ultrasound showed no obvious fluid in the abdomen for three days. I am now taking fosfomycin and tinidazole. My current temperature is between 36.5 and 36.8. On the third day, I started experiencing mild right lower abdominal pain with some bloating, and there was tenderness in the appendiceal area. There was also tenderness in the left lower abdomen. I haven't felt nauseous or vomited. The abdominal pain has reduced my appetite. My stomach often makes gurgling sounds. I have at least one bowel movement daily. Today, my stool is slightly reddish but well-formed. On the first day, I experienced nausea and vomiting. What should I do? I need expert advice.Doctor's answer:
Hello, abdominal pain is first considered to be intestinal cramps, possibly due to catching a cold. It could also be from eating unsuitable food, having intestinal, or walking too quickly after a meal. Usually, it will recover on its own within a short while. If it doesn't fully recover and instead worsens, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a thorough examination. This is advice for the question "Severe abdominal pain for three days, followed by dull right lower abdominal pain and left lower abdominal tenderness." I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!