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This is my 5th kid so i know it's not a normal pregnancy pain. having intense pain under my ribs. what could it be?
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Rib pain: If it's right-sided and colicky, it is likely gall bladder. Acute cholecystitis. Get to a doctor. Sub-sternal pain can be reflux, esophagitis.
Answered 8/6/2012
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