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Gallbladder Pain. Why Does The Ribs And Liver Area Hurt?

I have been having off and on pain since I had my gallbladder out a year ago. Since then it is sometimes felt in the upper right side of my ribs and sometimes a little lower. This pain seems to be around where my liver is located. Sometimes it is in between where my laproscopic scars are. I am worried that something may be wrong. I hear a lot of people say that it is probably scar tissue .
Mon, 17 Sep 2012
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Hi,
Thanks for writing in HCM.
If the pain which you are experiencing now happens to be the same which you used to experience prior to undergoing surgery then a condition called post cholecystectomy syndrome needs to be ruled out. Once that is ruled out then one can safely attribute the pain to scar tissue.
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Gallbladder Pain. Why Does The Ribs And Liver Area Hurt?

Hi, Thanks for writing in HCM. If the pain which you are experiencing now happens to be the same which you used to experience prior to undergoing surgery then a condition called post cholecystectomy syndrome needs to be ruled out. Once that is ruled out then one can safely attribute the pain to scar tissue. With regards