Question 1

can bruised ribs cause nausea?

Accepted Answer

Ribs: The pain from bruised ribs can in some people cause nausea.

Question 2

my right rib hurts under my breast. no bruise. no injury. nausea-no vomiting.  causes?

Accepted Answer

Muscular: You likely either hurt the muscle or bruised the bone, especially if it hurts to the touch. Would take an anti-inflammatory like ibuprofen for a few days to see if it gets better. If you have other symptoms or problems breathing you may need to see your doctor. It may take several weeks to go away

Question 3

pain left side of stomach near ribs with nausea. feels bruised like dull pain and shoots down left side. have it for two days now?

Accepted Answer

Left sided pain: Any urinary symptoms or fever?   Left sided flank pain may be a sign of a kidney stone (depends on your age)  or possibly a kidney infection.   Have you noticed any issues with your urine - darker or blood?    If so - could be the infection or stone.   Initially i would push fluids.  If no improvement - probably best to see your doctor.

Question 4

please bruised feeling in. chest nausea dizziness whole time worst before and after bowel movement feels like fainting?

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Symptoms: What you describe is worth seeing a doctor and getting checked out. Several things could cause those symptoms some not a big deal but some which could be.

Question 5

yesterday, i suddenly got heart pain, dizzy & nausea. i had some water, after 20min, i was throwing up. today, my heart feels bruised & chest is heavy?

Accepted Answer

Need to examine: It is not feasible to provide a meaningful opinion without taking additional history, physical examination and may be some tests. It would be prudent to see your doctor and discuss if you may be depressed. Counter-intuitive as it may seem, exercise may help. Start with low intensity exercise such as walking and gradually increase the intensity as tolerated.
Wish you good health!

Question 6

hospital 4 dehydration. since,nausea,gas,bloating,floating stools,.5 white.5 brown stools,pain in back under right ribs,prone2 bruise,tired.what isit?

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Gastroenterologist: Your may have gluten sensitivity or intolerance. A gastroenterologist is best qualified to evaluate and advise you and order the appropriate tests and treatment including dietary instructions.

Question 7

in jan i had a bad nausea & gerd and they found ecoli.  i have had worsening pain on my lower ribs on both sides on bra line and on the side &  back ribcage going up as well & is very tender to the touch.  abd ct,  lung xray, endo, colonoscospy clear?

Accepted Answer

: The tenderness of the ribs implies the problem is consistent with rib problems. This should be evaluated by a doctor in person

Question 8

my husband plays cricket, now on left side below ribs it hurts when moving. there is no swelling or bruise. applied muscle pain cream but pain is still there on far left side. no fever, chills, nausea or anything other symptoms but only this pain?

Accepted Answer

Heat and Motrin: Apply local heat and use Motrin for pain  The rib cage is made of muscle and is inflamed.

Question 9

what to do if i have cracked or bruised ribs?

Accepted Answer

Rest: just take it easy and give it time; they will heal.  just be careful to avoid any activity that causes discomfort.  Make sure to take deep breaths (don't splint your breathing b/c of pain).  Take Motrin as directed.  If it gets worse or you have any other symptoms see your doctor.

Question 10

so tired and lethargic with bruised ribs, what's wrong?

Accepted Answer

See your doctor: You are portraying potentially serious symptoms. Call your doctor and if your doctor is unable to see you quickly, go to urgent care or emergency department. Tired and lethargy could be due to serious condition and if it is related to trauma, you need assessment for any potential injuries. IF it is related spontaneous bruising, this will can portend more serious problems. Please see a provider now

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Can bruised ribs cause nausea?

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My right rib hurts under my breast. no bruise. no injury. nausea-no vomiting. causes?

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Pain left side of stomach near ribs with nausea. feels bruised like dull pain and shoots down left side. have it for two days now?

A member asked:

Please bruised feeling in. chest nausea dizziness whole time worst before and after bowel movement feels like fainting?

A member asked:

Yesterday, i suddenly got heart pain, dizzy & nausea. i had some water, after 20min, i was throwing up. today, my heart feels bruised & chest is heavy?

A member asked:

Hospital 4 dehydration. since,nausea,gas,bloating,floating stools,.5 white.5 brown stools,pain in back under right ribs,prone2 bruise,tired.what isit?

A member asked:

In jan i had a bad nausea & gerd and they found ecoli. i have had worsening pain on my lower ribs on both sides on bra line and on the side & back ribcage going up as well & is very tender to the touch. abd ct, lung xray, endo, colonoscospy clear?

A member asked:

My husband plays cricket, now on left side below ribs it hurts when moving. there is no swelling or bruise. applied muscle pain cream but pain is still there on far left side. no fever, chills, nausea or anything other symptoms but only this pain?

A member asked:

What to do if i have cracked or bruised ribs?

A member asked:

So tired and lethargic with bruised ribs, what's wrong?

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