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What Causes Tenderness In The Upper Abdomen?

I have had a discomfort and tenderness on my left upper abdomen for several weeks now. not really pain just discomfort and tenderness to the touch. from looking online i think it could be my splee enlarged. i am wondering if this could be alcohol related and maybe i have an elarged liver as well although i have no symptoms on my right side
Fri, 7 Nov 2014
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You are probably suffering from gastritis. Epigastric (as the region is called) pain is very common in gastritis. You need not get anxious and presume that so many things are wrong with you. Just visit a doctor who can examine you and he can say if your liver and spleen are enlarged. The gastritis could have a direct relation to alcohol intake which could also cause enlarged liver. It is not mandatory for your liver enlargement to be symptomatic.
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What Causes Tenderness In The Upper Abdomen?

You are probably suffering from gastritis. Epigastric (as the region is called) pain is very common in gastritis. You need not get anxious and presume that so many things are wrong with you. Just visit a doctor who can examine you and he can say if your liver and spleen are enlarged. The gastritis could have a direct relation to alcohol intake which could also cause enlarged liver. It is not mandatory for your liver enlargement to be symptomatic.