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Q: Real Bad Pain Under Right Bottom Rib.!?!?

asked by: Taylor on July 30th, 2004

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I've had these extreme! Pain's on and off (mostly off) since I was about 16 or 17 and I am now 36.I never was in the postion to get it looked at.

Here's what happen's - I could drink or eat anything and out of no-where
my top lip will start too sweat and then the pain start's, like someone is carving my stomach out with a spoon.The pain get's so bad under my r. Ribs that my right arm start's too ache bad! But only down what seems to be the middle of my arm. All the way down to my palm.And only on my right side.I'm currently getting blood work done and I go in for my ultrasound aug.3rd. It seems to come around more when i'm all stressed.

The pain grow's and grow's till all of a sudden it's gone! And i'm all sore after. Like as if someone punched me or my stomach is bruised from it.

So I was wondering if anyone else has the same as I do..Any suggestion's
would be much appreciated Crying or Very sad

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jet

replied on November 29th, 2004

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Me Too!

I get the exact same thing, although it doesnt affect my arm. Also the pain gets more and more intense until im sick then it starts to fade. Its comforting to know that at least someone understands how painful it is as ive had trouble explaining it! I duno if youve found out what it is or have a cure by now, but would be interested to know if you have?

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