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Anybody ever find what was wrong

by mcompton1021, Apr 08, 2008 10:11AM
I have the exact same symptoms as above.  I have seen 7 doctors.  The last GI specialist found gall stones and just have my GB removed a week ago but the pressure in upper right under ribcage remains.  I am going crazy and cannot seem to find what is wrong.  Any direction would be greatly appreciated


This discussion is related to upper right quad abdominal pain...at base of rib cage.
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by wht98, Apr 21, 2008 09:10PM
To: mcompton1021
I have the feeling under my right ribcage as well. I think it is related to a backache because of the way I slouch at my computer and the fact that I first noticed it after a long bike ride and then sat down awkwardly for awhile. The backache turned into a lower right abdomen tension. I also feel a fatty cyst underneath my skin below my ribcage that I have had for years but may now be contributing. It's funny because if I just relax it feels a bit better, but then it feels as if I am slouching too much ... and then that just makes it worse.  I'm just getting old, maybe I need a male girdle.

by Jaybay, Apr 21, 2008 09:25PM
Your body may simply still be in a state of shock from the surgery.  It does take a while for the body to get used to the increased flow of bile after gb surgery, so try to be patient at least another week.  Another possibility is that you still have sludge built up in your bile duct.  That will certainly keep the same symptoms going that you had before the surgery.  You'll need to speak to your GI doc about that, since he's the one who can treat it.  Good luck!
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