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Upper right abdominal discomfort after i binge drink, what could it be?
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A helpful hint: Sounds like one of many reasons to stop binge drinking. A very unhealthy and risky pracitice.
Answered 11/13/2013
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Stop binging ? : Liver stomach gallbladder and pancreas can all be inflamed and in the long term damaged by heavy alcohol consumption. Have you considered the fact that the pain you are feeling might be a sign you are overdoing it ? Slow down/ quit before you perforate an ulcer , die from acute pancreatitis or require a liver transplant. Easy solution to your pain.
Answered 5/8/2017
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