Fibromyalgia upper quadrant pain
Common Questions and Answers about Fibromyalgia upper quadrant pain
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Is this just on one side? You definitely need to go see your doctor for an evaluation. There are several things that could be responsible for this. Examples include, endometriosis, gallbladder pain (although that is often upper quadrant pain, it 'can' radiate there), gall stones, kidney stones, IBS, a UTI, fibromyalgia, celiac disease, diverticulitis, https://www.healthline.
however, I have severe burning, grabbing pain in my upper right quadrant that radiates to my lower right back. Exercise (walking, bending, etc.) exacerbates the problem. My surgeon made mention of polymyocitis. I have had a history of fibromyalgia that presented first after a laparotomy to remove a serous cyst adenoma.
i have a pain in my upper right quadrant, it feels like right below my ribs. and when i get this pain it's usually right after eating or especially when its really greasy foods. now i've been having these pains off and on for a while, almost a year. and when it gets too uncomfortable at times, i massage the area, which relieves it alittle, but never completely goes away. when i feel around, i've noticed little lumps, and when i apply pressure, it pains right on the lump.
Besides the liver, the pancreas stretches from the right upper to left upper quadrant and the pain is usually felt deep as your describing. Ask your Dr. to check for pancreatitis. Stomach issues also cause URQ pain such as Gastritis, Peptic Ulcers, and Gastroenteritis. Ask for an H-Pilory breath test to rule that out.
Are there any other symptoms other than pain? Do you experience nausea ? Does it get worse with eating? A little more description will help rule out things.
I have upper LEFT quadrant pain which I notice in the middle of the night. This has been going on for a couple of years and wondering if anyone else has these syptoms. Sometimes the pain is extremely sharp that I very slowing turn to the other side for relief. Know what this could be? Usually the pain subsides, then I can go back to sleep. Last night, I had to get up because of the intense pain.
I just experienced a problem with upper right quadrant pain and back pain. It ended up being a gallstone that was lodged in there, even though I did not have a gallbladder. I hope you get to the doctor and have them check it out as it could be a number of things causing the issue. I know it's painful so please call the doctor. Let us know what happens.
If there is gall bladder dyskinesia, you should be having fatty food intolerance and sometimes pain in the right upper quadrant if there is evidence of gall stones or inflammation of the gall bladder. If due to non-functionality of the gall bladder, there is stasis of bile, it could predispose to gall stone formation.
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When leaving the hospital I would get this awful pain in my right upper quadrant, it felt like someone was squeezing my insides. No, 9 months later I get it off and on if I lay on my right side for too long at night, I also occasionally get it laying on my left side. It starts with a sensation of cold water being poored on the right or left upper quadrant of my abdomen then slowly progresses into the squeezing pain until I switch sides. Any ideas?
When leaving the hospital I would get this awful pain in my right upper quadrant, it felt like someone was squeezing my insides. Now, 9 months later, I get it off and on if I lay on my right side for too long at night, I also occasionally get it laying on my left side. It starts with a sensation of cold water being poored on the right or left upper quadrant of my abdomen then slowly progresses into the squeezing pain until I switch sides. Any ideas?
I too have the same problems. Before treatment and eot everything I went to the dr they said it was a pulled muscle. Had just about everything done and no one knew or could give me an answer to what it was. I'm still clueless as to what is causing it. Maybe things will change after 6 months but who knows.
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