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What Is The Treatment For Movement And Pain In Abdomen?

I have abdominal pain in the upper right quadrant; a dull aching. I also have movement in the same area as if a baby is in there kicking. I am most definitely not pregnant. I can see the movement with my eyes. the pain is under and around my right rib cage
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello!

Thank you for the query.

The movement you have noticed is caused by intestinal movements. Sometimes it can be visible in thin person, in case of hernia in this area. Also bowels obstruction can force intestines to work harder and cause some visible movements.
Upper right abdominal pain is usually caused by gallstones or stomach issues (peptic ulcer, inflammation). Gallstones usually give pain which radiates to the back. Stomach pain does not radiate anywhere. Both pains are related to the meals.
Bowels obstruction gives cramps, nausea, lack of gas and stool.

I suggest you to have some diagnostics. You should start with abdominal ultrasound and blood work. If nothing will be found, gastroscopy should be also considered.

Hope this will help.
Regards.
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What Is The Treatment For Movement And Pain In Abdomen?

Hello! Thank you for the query. The movement you have noticed is caused by intestinal movements. Sometimes it can be visible in thin person, in case of hernia in this area. Also bowels obstruction can force intestines to work harder and cause some visible movements. Upper right abdominal pain is usually caused by gallstones or stomach issues (peptic ulcer, inflammation). Gallstones usually give pain which radiates to the back. Stomach pain does not radiate anywhere. Both pains are related to the meals. Bowels obstruction gives cramps, nausea, lack of gas and stool. I suggest you to have some diagnostics. You should start with abdominal ultrasound and blood work. If nothing will be found, gastroscopy should be also considered. Hope this will help. Regards.