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Experiencing Pain On The Right Side Of The Rib Cage

Im experiencing pain in my right side under my rib cage it is swollen and i haven't done anything active to have a broken rib and if i put any type of pressure on it or when cough i have a sharp shooting pain. I'm also experienceing nausea and vomiting and a slight fever. Could it be my bladder?
Mon, 10 Mar 2014
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Nephrologist 's  Response
Hello

Thanks for the query

It can be either your gall bladder or liver which could be causing the pain. However local tenderness strongly goes against these, to know for sure you will have to get an X ray chest Anterior-posterior view and an USG abdomen and pelvis.
Please visit your GP for local examination and further management.
Tab Aceclofenac is a good painkiller in these types of pain

I hope I was of help
Regards
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Experiencing Pain On The Right Side Of The Rib Cage

Hello Thanks for the query It can be either your gall bladder or liver which could be causing the pain. However local tenderness strongly goes against these, to know for sure you will have to get an X ray chest Anterior-posterior view and an USG abdomen and pelvis. Please visit your GP for local examination and further management. Tab Aceclofenac is a good painkiller in these types of pain I hope I was of help Regards