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What Is The Cause For Abdominal Pain With Tingling And Numbness?

Hi, I have had upper right abdominal pain for many years. Have had ct's, ultrasounds, liver test and a colonoscopy. Over the years when the pain comes it seems to be getting worse and changing from tingling to strong pain to continuous numbness across the lower rib cage.

What should I do next.
Mon, 30 Jun 2014
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted the history.
You have a pain in the right upper abdomen / lower rib cage.
Changes from tingling to strong pain to continuous numbness.
''All the tests'' done till now.
As per the character, findings and area, I would advise you to undergo MRI of the thoracic spine. There is a possibility to find a compression on the spinal cord.
IF present , get this operated and you will fine.
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What Is The Cause For Abdominal Pain With Tingling And Numbness?

Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted the history. You have a pain in the right upper abdomen / lower rib cage. Changes from tingling to strong pain to continuous numbness. All the tests done till now. As per the character, findings and area, I would advise you to undergo MRI of the thoracic spine. There is a possibility to find a compression on the spinal cord. IF present , get this operated and you will fine.