A 68-year-old retired schoolteacher comes to the clinic because for two days she has felt waves of cramping belly pain that build, peak, and then ease off, leaving her nauseated. This morning she vomited twice and could not keep down her tea. She mentions, almost in passing, that she had her appendix out as a teenager and a hysterectomy in her forties.
For entertainment and educational purposes only. Not medical advice.