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What Causes Lump Below Ribs With Occasional Pain?

I have a lump on my left side right below my ribs. Its been there for about a year. Some days it doesnt hurt at all and sometime it hirts really bad. Its thr sizr or a nickel I would say. If you push on it hurts sometimes. No color differance in the skin. And you can kinda see it just by looking at it
Tue, 22 Jul 2014
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welcome to Health care magic.
1.It looks like a mass arising from the bone (ribs).
2.Needs confirmation with the chest x-ray., to see if the ribs are involved.
3.An ultrasound of the lesion to see the content of the lesion ( solid/cystic/mixed) and the extensions.
4.If not identified you may have to go for a CT for better evaluation.
5.The cause should be find out.Take a near possible appointment and get the things initiate.
6.As the mass/lump might complicate.
Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.
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What Causes Lump Below Ribs With Occasional Pain?

welcome to Health care magic. 1.It looks like a mass arising from the bone (ribs). 2.Needs confirmation with the chest x-ray., to see if the ribs are involved. 3.An ultrasound of the lesion to see the content of the lesion ( solid/cystic/mixed) and the extensions. 4.If not identified you may have to go for a CT for better evaluation. 5.The cause should be find out.Take a near possible appointment and get the things initiate. 6.As the mass/lump might complicate. Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.