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Q: Pain Below Right Rib, Nausea, Sore Throat, Etc.

asked by: help_me_pleez on November 24th, 2007

New User

Is ANYone having a constant sore throat with pain below right rib which radiates to the back, off and on nausea, headaches, pain with bending or sitting, losing sleep due to pain, pain that is ALWAYA present but sometimes EXtrememly intense (in the lower right rib area )for days on end? What in sam hell is wrong with me? These stupid doctors dont care about ppl especially if you are just a number and you dont have insurance, On another thread I seen many ppl having same symtoms as me but no sore throat? Sad

I have been in pain for a whole year??????

Replies(2)

x0x011

replied on November 27th, 2007

Experienced User

Right upper quadrant pain could be caused from gallstones. Severe pain can occur if a stone passes out of the duct. Sore throat could also indicate gastric reflux. Either way if you are in a lot of pain and for a whole year you should see a doctor and have some tests done to rule out these conditions.
Hope this helps

help_me_pleez

replied on November 28th, 2007

New User

Yes Well

I have seen a doctor, in fact a couple of them and as usual they dont know what the hell is going on, even after testing, and then I lost my insurance and had to start spending more money out of pocket, so by now my faith is gone in the drs.

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