What Causes Recurrent Stabbing Pain In The Upper Right Abdomen?
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Question : Every morning for the past 2 weeks I wake up early due to a severe, stabbing, pain in my upper right abdomen, but it goes away after about ten minutes, only to return again the next morning. My gallbladder was removed in 2009, because it was causing pain similar to what I am experiencing now.
Brief Answer:
bile drainage , liver or other problem .
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear
Warm welcome to Healthcaremagic.com
I have evaluated your query thoroughly .
* This is probably in relation with
- bile drainage system problem
- liver swelling
- others
Kindly provide further details so that I can answer your query completely .
1. Pain - any relation with oral intake of food or else , radiation if anywhere , any
noticeable aggravating factors .
2. Associated vomiting , nausea .
3. Recent change in type of food consumption if any .
4. Bowel movements are okay or altered .
Awaiting for your details .
Regards .
bile drainage , liver or other problem .
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear
Warm welcome to Healthcaremagic.com
I have evaluated your query thoroughly .
* This is probably in relation with
- bile drainage system problem
- liver swelling
- others
Kindly provide further details so that I can answer your query completely .
1. Pain - any relation with oral intake of food or else , radiation if anywhere , any
noticeable aggravating factors .
2. Associated vomiting , nausea .
3. Recent change in type of food consumption if any .
4. Bowel movements are okay or altered .
Awaiting for your details .
Regards .
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS
Kindly provide further details so that I can answer your query completely .
1. Pain - any relation with oral intake of food or else , radiation if anywhere , any
noticeable aggravating factors . ---- NO
2. Associated vomiting , nausea . ---- NO
3. Recent change in type of food consumption if any . ---- NO
4. Bowel movements are okay or altered . ----- HAVE HAD PROBLEMS WITH
CONSTIPATION LATELY, AND
HAD TO TAKE STOOL SOFTENERS
Kindly provide further details so that I can answer your query completely .
1. Pain - any relation with oral intake of food or else , radiation if anywhere , any
noticeable aggravating factors . ---- NO
2. Associated vomiting , nausea . ---- NO
3. Recent change in type of food consumption if any . ---- NO
4. Bowel movements are okay or altered . ----- HAVE HAD PROBLEMS WITH
CONSTIPATION LATELY, AND
HAD TO TAKE STOOL SOFTENERS
Brief Answer:
Ultrasound of abdomen & pelvis recommended .
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for the details .
* As per the severity of the pain , it seems to be definite pathology of right upper
hypochondriac region , still the prime suspicious remains for the biliary system .
* Recommended to take an ultrasound examination for the final diagnosis .
Regards .
Ultrasound of abdomen & pelvis recommended .
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for the details .
* As per the severity of the pain , it seems to be definite pathology of right upper
hypochondriac region , still the prime suspicious remains for the biliary system .
* Recommended to take an ultrasound examination for the final diagnosis .
Regards .
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
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