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What Causes Burning Sensation In The Mid Torso After A Gall Bladder Surgery?
I have a burning-stabbing pain in right mid torso that s worse if I cough or sneeze. Recently had surgery to repair spigilean hernia??? I may have misspelled that? And also gallbladder surgery but still have pain. Am I just crazy? I really feel it but can t figure out what it is. It hurts too much to ignore.
There can be various issues with mid torso burning after a gall bladder removal as - Acute gastritis with stomach upset - Chronic gastritis with gastric or duodenal ulcer - H.Pylori infection - Bile build up in liver with secondary changes in intestines - Narrowing of biliary tract - Liga clip referred pain (if laparoscopic surgery done) - Internal adhesions at gall bladder fossa region - Stress or anxiety induced gastritis - Side effect of certain medication as pain killer, antibiotics
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Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon
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What Causes Burning Sensation In The Mid Torso After A Gall Bladder Surgery?
Hi, There can be various issues with mid torso burning after a gall bladder removal as - Acute gastritis with stomach upset - Chronic gastritis with gastric or duodenal ulcer - H.Pylori infection - Bile build up in liver with secondary changes in intestines - Narrowing of biliary tract - Liga clip referred pain (if laparoscopic surgery done) - Internal adhesions at gall bladder fossa region - Stress or anxiety induced gastritis - Side effect of certain medication as pain killer, antibiotics Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon