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Pain In Upper Abdomen Behind Rib Cage, More Pain While Inhaling

I have been experiencing mild to moderate pain on the right side of my upper abdomen behind my rib cage. It is usually more painful upon inhaling rather than exhaling. Also, it usually occurs while sitting, if I sit straight up it isn't as painful, but if I slouch while sitting it gets worse, painful always rather than just upon inhaling.
Mon, 4 Nov 2013
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Hello user
I think its a muscular pain in the muscles around ribs, which got stretched by bad posture and improper posture during watching T.V.

You are advised to have some anti inflammatory/pain meds to prevent pain and inflammation, and if it not relives in a day or two, you are advised to have Abdominal Ultrasonography Scan, to rule out any cause od referred pain from liver, or other visceral organs.

Hope my advise helped you.
Regards
Dr Hari Om Chandrakar
MBBS
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Pain In Upper Abdomen Behind Rib Cage, More Pain While Inhaling

Hello user I think its a muscular pain in the muscles around ribs, which got stretched by bad posture and improper posture during watching T.V. You are advised to have some anti inflammatory/pain meds to prevent pain and inflammation, and if it not relives in a day or two, you are advised to have Abdominal Ultrasonography Scan, to rule out any cause od referred pain from liver, or other visceral organs. Hope my advise helped you. Regards Dr Hari Om Chandrakar MBBS