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Throbbing Pain On Left Side, Fatty Liver, Possibility Of Spleen. Further Tests Required?

Hi iam 48yrs old, few years ago had trouble with slight throbing pain left side, exrays showed fatty liver , my family dr. says could be my spleen , but the pain went away, now its back but more frequently usually reacts after i eat or drink coffee pop etc. should i get further testing done and actually source out a surgen to remove my spleen?
Wed, 17 Jul 2013
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Hi and welcome to Healthcare magic.Thank you for the query.
No,i dont think this is indiaction for spkenectomy. The right diagnosis should be established and then some invasive procedure can be considered. Some common disease which can cause sucg pain are gastritis, gerd or hiatal hernia. SO I suggest to rule these out first.
Wish you good health. Regards
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Throbbing Pain On Left Side, Fatty Liver, Possibility Of Spleen. Further Tests Required?

Hi and welcome to Healthcare magic.Thank you for the query. No,i dont think this is indiaction for spkenectomy. The right diagnosis should be established and then some invasive procedure can be considered. Some common disease which can cause sucg pain are gastritis, gerd or hiatal hernia. SO I suggest to rule these out first. Wish you good health. Regards