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hate to say it but those are symptoms of a gallbladder/stone attack..right sided upper abdominal pain *usually* is gallstones.
When you eat fatty/oily foods, after the food passes the stomach the gallbladder squeezes out bile to help digest food. If you have a stone or your gallbadder isn't working correctly then you have major IBS/nausea and other problems..
the other thing it could be (well it could be a lot..) but it could be an ulcer. If you eat something usually it feels better temp. unless it's something fatty that takes a lot of acid to break down..then you'll feel awful.
You're probably looking at the very least a blood test to check your liver/stomach for ulcers..and maaaaybe a ct scan or ultrasound/HIDA scan of your gallbladder looking for possible stones or sludge.
In the meantime i'd avoid fats/oily foods as much as possible..that'll help let your gallbladder catch up. But no doubt if you are still sick you probably should go see a doctor..but anyway hang in there :S (had mine removed without insurance..it's expensive..)
When you eat fatty/oily foods, after the food passes the stomach the gallbladder squeezes out bile to help digest food. If you have a stone or your gallbadder isn't working correctly then you have major IBS/nausea and other problems..
the other thing it could be (well it could be a lot..) but it could be an ulcer. If you eat something usually it feels better temp. unless it's something fatty that takes a lot of acid to break down..then you'll feel awful.
You're probably looking at the very least a blood test to check your liver/stomach for ulcers..and maaaaybe a ct scan or ultrasound/HIDA scan of your gallbladder looking for possible stones or sludge.
In the meantime i'd avoid fats/oily foods as much as possible..that'll help let your gallbladder catch up. But no doubt if you are still sick you probably should go see a doctor..but anyway hang in there :S (had mine removed without insurance..it's expensive..)