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Pressure under right ribcage making it hard to keep breath controlled while sitting. gall bladder removed 4 mos ago and now symptoms are back???
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You need: to be seen if your pain is that bad. You may have a retained gallstone causing the pain or pancreatitis. This is something I would recommend you be sen for tonight.
Answered 10/15/2014
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