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Q: Pain Under Right Rib Cage, Usually After Urinating.

asked by: ejohnson on June 4th, 2004

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I am a healthy 29 year old male. Over the past month I have started to feel pressure under my right rib cage usually after urinating. I have palpated the area and feel a bit tender for a moment after urinating. This feeling subsides in 10-15 minutes. Has anyone experience anything simular, and if so what was the outcome? Thanks for your help-e

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lisamr

replied on June 20th, 2004

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Pain

It sounds to me like you might have a kidney infection or something to do with your gallbladder. Definatley get it checked asap.

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