A related discussion,
upper right side pain was started.
I am 52 years old and have had no health problems. But for the past year I have a constant dull ache in my upper right side of my stomach under my rib cage. The doctor told me it was a condition known as costochondritis and has me taking Celebrex as needed. But I don't really feel that this is the problem. I've had all the tests done, upper and Lower scopes, cat scan of liver which shows I have a cyst but he says that's a normal thing with age) My blood test showed a higher than normal count (relating to the liver) but he said it wasn't that high and could have been related to something I ate.
It appears, at times, that my stomach on that side is a little higher then the other side.
I'm going today for another blood test (at my request) to see if it comes out any different.
I am someone over weight for my size, could that cause problems with my liver? I also have a Hiatal hernia but no real problems with that except for heart burn.
thank you
Marilene
Any ideas will be greatly appreciated.
I am having pain in upper right side abdominal , but it is not very severe. I am taking Protonix and PANOKASE-16 and vit D tablets.
I not sure if I saw a specific question here.
In any case, most instances of hemangioma can be observed. There are cases where large hemangiomas or hemangiomas that cause pain where surgery can be considered to remove the lesion.
The recommended course of action (followup in 4-6 months to ensure the lesion isn't growing) sounds reasonable.
This can be discussed with your personal physician or gastroenterologist.
Followup with your personal physician is essential.
This answer is not intended as and does not substitute for medical advice - the information presented is for patient education only. Please see your personal physician for further evaluation of your individual case.
Kevin, M.D.
http://www.straightfromthedoc.com