### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
I ve recently had a stomach bug (3 days ago). I was throwing up for a period of an hour. I did NOT have diarrhea . The days following the throwing up I was very nauseous, light headed, and weak. I also had a terrible headache . I didn t eat much all weekend but continued to drink plenty of fluids. Last night, I had a weird feeling in my stomach when I touched it. It felt like something poked me on the skin. After looking, nothing was there. While sleeping I felt a pain in the exact spot every time i would bend or twist my torso. Now in the same spot, if I laugh or cough or sneeze (or hold a baby on that side) I have a burning sensation that is slightly painful. Can you explain what is going on??

### output:

Hi ! You have not mentioned the site of pain in your stomach/abdomen. However, the way you have described your symptoms and signs, possibly you have a sub acute attack of appendicitis, where you got nausea with mild fever which caused you a headache. You did not have a diarrhea, which is not favoring a food poisoning. With all probabilities, the sub acute attack has caused the momentum to seal it off with a localized inflammation of peritoneal cavity and an appendix mass formation, which gave you a Ward feeling on touching. This can give rise to pain and tenderness on moving, coughing or sneezing or any work where intro abdominal is altered and the inflamed parietal peritoneum is disturbed. In my opinion, you should take the opinion of a general surgeon by getting clinically examined in person, who may also advise you for some blood and radiological investigations like ultrasound abdomen. If it proves to be appendix mass, then you may have to be admitted in the hospital for IV Chat Doctor.  Get yourself seen and investigated by your doctor at the earliest possible. Good luck.