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The ultrasound by the bedside in the emergency room arrived quickly, and the result didn't reveal any obvious problems. The appendix, gallbladder, kidneys, and ureters were all fine.
The liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, and kidneys all seemed normal too!
Considering the girl had no history of overeating or binge drinking, and since the pain wasn't primarily on the left side, it likely wasn't acute pancreatitis.
Could it be appendicitis?
An acute attack?
Ultrasound can't detect appendicitis unless it's a chronic inflammation that's persisted and formed a severe intraperitoneal inflammatory mass.
Chen Cang continued to inquire in detail about her medical history.
"Have you felt any migrating abdominal pain, like from the upper abdomen gradually moving to the navel area, then to the lower right abdomen?"
The girl seemed to have an issue with Chen Cang; her mood had already soured during their interaction.
Chen Cang was somewhat helpless.
