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Hi guys,

So on monday afternoon after watching a movie I got a strong and sudden stomach ache, I mean it was really hard I could barely stay still and ended up throwing up a half hour later. I would then throw up twice after that, skipped dinner and fell asleep until yesterday (tuesday).

Right after I threw up I noticed a sharp pain in the RLQ and somewhat over the "McBurney spot". This is when I feared it was my appendix. So I went to the hospital and got an ultrasound which was unconclusive so I got some blood tests and a CT scan.

The on call surgeon saw the CT scans and said my appendix was "on the limit" but that I should eat light and come in the next day (today). I should mention that my white blood cell count was normal.

So today I go to the hospital again (I should mention the pain has gone down a lot, I now feel a light ache or discomfort but it is no longer as precise and defined as yesterday) and another on-call surgeon looks at the same CT scan and is more concerned than the guy that saw me yesterday. So she goes to see the CT scan at the scanning place instead of her PC screen and says that the appex is at 7cm. If I had had 8cm then I would be prepared for operation.

So in these borderline cases she is supposed to follow symptoms, and since 1) my pain has died down, 2) have no fever, 3) no more throwing up, 4) normal white blood cell count, 5) doesnt hurt when I pee and 6) normal pooping, That I should just eat lightly a few more days and see if any of these symptoms appear.

SOO, if you got this far (thank you doctors) would you be calm after this assesment? I know some might criticize me for asking this here but I dont have time for a second opinion and dont want to go through another CT scan if I can avoid it.
<bot>: Threw up and got pain in LRQ, CT scan says im borderline appendicitis, have no symptoms just askiing what is your opinion.