Hip injury has started Liver pains!

[harry31]

OK its a little long winded but the local docors are completly clueless:

3 months ago I was lifting a weight and felt a click in my back/hip - there was no immediate pain but persistant low pain for over a week. -

Went to doc - put me on 6 Paracetamol and 6 Ibuprofen a day.

Didn`t feel too bad but a week later I was a fool and did some really strenuous work.

Next day my back was a mess

Went to Chiropractors over the next 3 weeks.

Over this time I kept taking the painkillers and developed a pain on my lower ribs (right hand side)
which I`m now certain its liver.

Had xrays - (few things but not too bad) - Full body bone scan (unremarkable) - abdominal ultrasound (unremarkable)

I have also been tested for ross river virus and general viruses (RRV showed slightly high but now worring apparently)

I have sill got a bad hip - a hurting liver, especially at night (been off the drugs for a few days)  and a painful back.

I also feel bad after Alchohol and feel beter if I overdose on water.

Where do I go from here??
Thanks in advance

Harry

I have a snapping left hip which is less painful after massage but returns.

Where do I start?

[Fozman]

I've got 8 years of pure hell to verify that its your liver. It wasn't until I straightened out my lower back and hips that my continual abdominal pain, fatique, & other health issues began to subside  . . . and that after I noticed my liver "dumping" after demcompression theorapy (on lower back and hips). I started passing liver stones, and flushed out another 60 of them with additional liver flush treatments. Liver stones are gall stones that congest the liver, made up of old bile, bacteria, toxins, and sometimes parasites. They congest the liver diminishing its detox abilities resulting in reduced health. I'm not sure if the liver weakens the back or the tweeked back weakens the liver. Regardless, they are connected in some manner. Get the liver stones out or they will collect in the gall bladder (gall stones) possibly leading to gall bladder removal, not to mention issues with Candida, H-Pylori, digestion issues, low energy, etc.

I recommend "googling" the phrase "congested liver" and/or "sluggish liver." There are some good web-sites out there with good testimonials and good treatments/suggestions.

Bottom line . . . . once I seriously focussed on the lower back and hips, the connection to my endless upper abdominal pain (which was liver pain) became quite clear. I use the "True Back" and a "Tetter Hang-Up Inversion Table" to decompress my back and hips.

Hope this helps anyone who's experienced my world.

Mike

[BornTwoRiff]

sounds like gallbladder .. get a scan it will show whats wrong..

[Ghilly]

Why are you certain that it's your liver?  It seems to me that if you did anything strenuous enough to mess up your back that badly that chances are very good that you pulled muscles in your ribs and that's what is hurting you.  A torn muscle or even a pulled muscle can cause excruciating pain, and it's not something that will go away in a few days time depending on how badly you pulled or tore it.  A pulled muscle would produce an unremarkable x-ray, but by the same token, if there were something that radically wrong with your liver that it was causing you this much pain, an abdominal ultrasound might have turned something up.  Did your doctor do bloodwork?  If so, what were your liver values?  

Ghilly