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I get a pain in my upper right quandrant often after taking my medication. is it cause for concern?
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Yes: Right upper quadrant pain can be to liver disease, gall bladder infection or stones and bile duct inflammations or obstruction. Your doctor will decide what test is needed.
Answered 8/6/2013
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