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My husband is having pain on both sides in his lower back and its moving to the front....he feels nauseous at times and bloats when he eats. help?
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Gall Bladder?: Gallstones & gall bladder disease can cause pain between the shoulder blades and then nausea & vomiting or bloating after eating some foods. He should see his doctor for evaluation on this in any event as it could be other things as well.
Answered 8/12/2018
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