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Q: Side Pain
asked by: Karrisma13 on May 30th, 2007
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I felt this really bad pain in my left side. If you place the bottom of your palm on your left side right under your rib cage, the pain was in the area of where your fingers would be. When it occurred it hurt horrendously to the point I couldn't stand up. After a couple hours it started feeling a little better, and I could stand upward. Now left side feels like it is going to collapse and it is just very weak. Does anyone know what’s going on and if this is anything to be concerned about. Please help, it would be greatly appreciated.
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tinkinpink84
replied on May 31st, 2007
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Im not really sure, could or couldnt be gallbladder, usually gallbladder pain is on the right side and radiates into the back, but pain like that id def see your dr and get refferred to a gastroenteroligist. I wouldnt just let it be and see if it returns. but i really dont know what would cause pain like that on your left side.
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