Where Is Cameron's Pain?

Mike Cameron is still bothered by abdominal pain and will see a specialist today. Yesterday, an MRI showed that his original tear has healed. The current pain is, as reported by Amalie Benjamin, "on the side of his abdomen opposite the initial problem area".

I have been googling all over the place and I have found nothing to indicate which side was torn and/or which side is bothering Cameron now. It's friggin' maddening. The area is most often referred to as "lower" and some articles now mention "a different area" hurting. But if there are "sides", then there has to be a left and a right. Why is this not an essential part of the description?

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