Be seen: Pain in the abdomen is one of the symptoms of appendicitis, although other things can cause it. If it changes with breathing it can be a sign of an irritated abdominal cavity (peritonitis), although it can also be muscular, hernia, other infection, etc. An earlier question had pain in rlq, so associated nausea makes me concerned.With other symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, fever exist, be seen!
Answered 10/9/2018
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Couple of things..: Gallbladder disease, pancreatitis, peptic ulcer dieases, gastritis, severe reflux can cause your symptoms. Viral gastroenteritis (stomach-bug), irritable bowel can do same as well. If it is severe and rapid onset, it could be pancreatitis/gallbladder disease. If it is better better, then it is a good thing...If getting worse, consult/call doc for instructions... Good luck..
Answered 11/26/2018
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Pain abdomen: There is a long list for causes for upper abdominal pain with nausea can be due to gastritis, gall bladder stones, pancreatitis, gastric ( stomach ) ulcer , peritonitis , referred pain from appendicitis etc. Please see doctor .
Answered 10/15/2016
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More info?: Is it sharp or achy? Is it every time or only sometimes? What type? How long does it last? Anything make it better? Anything make it worse? Does food affect the pain? Have you had any surgery ? How long has it been there? Have you tried any medications? Did they work? Did you injure yourself? Pulled muscle etc? Has anyone done any studies? Gallbladder? Gastritis? Any nausea? Fevers?
Answered 5/6/2017
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