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Q: Does the Liver Have Pain

asked by: madmarv on February 5th, 2006

New User

I have pain on the right side of my back and side just above the love handle, it is constant and dull. Ihave been taking tylenol for the last 5 months (about 4 grams a day )only to find out that it is toxic to the liver. Does the liver have pain and would this be a symptom of a bad liver. It also looks swollen in this area. I do not have pain in the front right upper quadrant.

What are symptoms that I should be looking for

thank you all

Replies(2)

fatfamily02

replied on February 5th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Could be your kidney also. And tylenol especially in excess harmful to your kidneys also.

trc9health

replied on April 21st, 2006

New User

You should get to the hopital or your doctor. You might be constipated and have a back up of waste around your abdomen. That might be the pain in your back and lower right side. It might also be your appendics. When was the last time you had a bowel movement and the time before that? How much water do you drink and how much fiberous foods do you eat?

Waste floating around the body painful and serious. It has to get out! Over the counter meds will not help. Get help fast.

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