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Having Pain In The Rib And Diarrhea. Took Bevacol And Motilium. Suggest
Hi I have pain under the rib on the right side that goes back to my lungs but there is no sever pain but I'm afraid it's a gall bladder because I have diarrhea and also pain next to the ovules Im like this from 5 days ago I sleep normall at night i took bevacol and also two times motilium my mail is rolaabla@ WWW.WWWW.WW thank u
This might need a more in depth evaluation. A clinical evaluation combined with a chest X ray and an abdominal ultrasound should be very sufficient in orienting and getting an appropriate diagnosis. Based on the results, other tests to ascertain whether this could actually be a gall bladder lesions like serum Gamma Amino Tranferase, 5' Nucleotidase, Liver transaminases to exclude liver disease and serum bilirubine levels could asked for.
However, An X ray, an abdominal ultrasound combined to a clinical evaluation shall determine the actual way forward.
Consult your internist or family physician for appropriate medical care. Best regards,
Bain LE, MD.
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Having Pain In The Rib And Diarrhea. Took Bevacol And Motilium. Suggest
Hi and thanks for the query, This might need a more in depth evaluation. A clinical evaluation combined with a chest X ray and an abdominal ultrasound should be very sufficient in orienting and getting an appropriate diagnosis. Based on the results, other tests to ascertain whether this could actually be a gall bladder lesions like serum Gamma Amino Tranferase, 5 Nucleotidase, Liver transaminases to exclude liver disease and serum bilirubine levels could asked for. However, An X ray, an abdominal ultrasound combined to a clinical evaluation shall determine the actual way forward. Consult your internist or family physician for appropriate medical care. Best regards, Bain LE, MD.