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Shooting Pain In The Right Hypochondrium?

By alejandrosanz August 15, 2020 8 answers Last updated August 15, 2020

For 5-6 months I have had daily, repeated and spontaneous shooting spasms in the right hypochondrium. Symptoms are observed only in an upright and sitting position. These days you are doing a blood test, everything is normal. Older biochemical indicators from February show only higher peak values. acid, sugar and ALT. I only attribute this anxiety to my overweight, because when I lose 20-30 kg, these symptoms disappear. For the protocol - 191 cm, 165 kg, 135 cm waist M38

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miyukichan919 answered · August 15, 2020

   You know that you are pathologically obese and that harms your health completely, right? In the right hypochondrium are the bile and liver, it is likely to have "stones". Logically, almost everyone has, but I guess yours are big. Do an ultrasound. Start a diet with a nutritionist.

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yourmama0121 answered · August 15, 2020

   This is an intercostal, intercostal neuralgia. Consult a neurologist.

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boxerbriefz123 answered · August 15, 2020

   I have had such symptoms of intercostal neuralgia. Do you feel any needles, or just pain?

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thedirtiestman answered · August 15, 2020

   It may be neurological, somewhere something is pinching a nerve. And these pounds, as you probably understand, are well above any norms. Do something about it, and you will be much better in every aspect of life, and you will avoid many health problems that are yet to come with such weight.

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cannonjade answered · August 15, 2020

   How can comments wait for 2 days for such a serious problem !? And in Sex and Love and Infidelity to go out almost immediately ?? Please answer, because I have been reading the site for at least 5 years and your bias is obvious.

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sarah_rose20 answered · August 15, 2020

   Check your bile. Ultrasound.

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arnaud.ducret answered · August 16, 2020

   Get some amylase and lipase - see how the pancreas is.

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banupriya90 answered · August 16, 2020

   I apologize for the ignorance, but what is a "shooter"?