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Severe pain below the rib cage. Mild acidity. Taking librax and proxyvon. Pain persisting. why?
Hi,
I have severe pain below my right ribcage, which radiates to the back side. I had got ultra sound and endoscopy done. there are no Gall stones or kidney stones found. Diagonised with mild acidity. Had been on medication for 5 days librax
proxyvon
razo easy
Still the pain has not reduced.
Please advice.
Thanks,
Deepu
I have severe pain below my right ribcage, which radiates to the back side. I had got ultra sound and endoscopy done. there are no Gall stones or kidney stones found. Diagonised with mild acidity. Had been on medication for 5 days librax
proxyvon
razo easy
Still the pain has not reduced.
Please advice.
Thanks,
Deepu
Asked On : Thu, 2 May 2013
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Hello Deepu.
Welcome to HCM and thanks for posting your query here.
Your complaints are Pain in the right rib cage and radiating to back, endoscopy and ultrasound with no abnormality except for mild acidity, which is not relieved with medications.
How about the lungs? any cough or fever or breathing difficulty is there? a simple chest X-ray will give you a clue on the lung pathology and a skeletal problem also can be ruled out. Lung pathologies like pneumonia or lung lobe consolidation or infection in the pleural membranes called pleuritis, or a missed rib fracture could be a cause for the pain in the right rib cage.
Please get an x-ray which will help you in finding the cause.
Hope this information is helpful to you.
Thankyou
Welcome to HCM and thanks for posting your query here.
Your complaints are Pain in the right rib cage and radiating to back, endoscopy and ultrasound with no abnormality except for mild acidity, which is not relieved with medications.
How about the lungs? any cough or fever or breathing difficulty is there? a simple chest X-ray will give you a clue on the lung pathology and a skeletal problem also can be ruled out. Lung pathologies like pneumonia or lung lobe consolidation or infection in the pleural membranes called pleuritis, or a missed rib fracture could be a cause for the pain in the right rib cage.
Please get an x-ray which will help you in finding the cause.
Hope this information is helpful to you.
Thankyou
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