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What Is The Cause Of An Abdominal Swelling?

I have swelling above waist on right side, not left...a little roll of fat? Not painful but but sensitive to pressing. ?? Also have gall bladder symptoms, got hida scan this a.m, sonogram recently showed no abnormality of gall bladder.....have family doctor who ordered tests....is swelling connected?
Thu, 26 Feb 2015
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Pathologist and Microbiologist 's  Response
Hi! the right sided lower abdominal swelling is not related to gall bladder at all!

As per your description, the swelling is flat, mobile, soft or fatty to feel, painless, but sensitive to pressure or tender....

Whenever I see this kind of lump, as per needle biopsy experience, I get following diagnoses:

1. lipoma

2. neurofibroma

3. hernia

4. hemangioma

Therefore, this is not a thing for worries but should be checked by your physician!

regards,
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What Is The Cause Of An Abdominal Swelling?

Hi! the right sided lower abdominal swelling is not related to gall bladder at all! As per your description, the swelling is flat, mobile, soft or fatty to feel, painless, but sensitive to pressure or tender.... Whenever I see this kind of lump, as per needle biopsy experience, I get following diagnoses: 1. lipoma 2. neurofibroma 3. hernia 4. hemangioma Therefore, this is not a thing for worries but should be checked by your physician! regards,