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Pain in right upper quadrant
There is mild pain in right upper quadrant just below right rib cage . It's goes slightly behind. This is mostly after food n increases during evening... any suggestions? Which doc to consult or any issues?
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It could be gall bladder stone
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Could be stone ...
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Dr. Pavithra
General Physician
2 yrs exp
Bangalore
As per the little information given there could be a pathology in your liver or your gall bladder. I need to evaluate you by a few more personal questions. Kindly consult me, I could help you further.
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Watch out for the feeling of nausea/ bloating of your stomach/ yellowish discoloured skin and white part of your eye(sclera)
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