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Gall stones
Recently I am having frequently bowel problem and semi solid to liquid stool. I was diagnosed with GERD in the year 2017, but recently I have slight pain on my right side of rib cage but that too very rare. Is it because of gallstones? My LFT report is normal.
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According to your sign and symptom and history of pain you are suffering from some infection in the your gastro intestinal tract .
To know what is the exact cause of the depend you should take consultation for correct diagnosis and treatment.
Next Steps
You should go as test of USG of Whole abdomen to see each internal organ of your body.
Health Tips
you should take attention on your lifestyle and change accordingly .
you should take plenty of fluid as 4 to 5 litre water per day.
you should take less spicy and fatty food.
you should do some exercise with yoga and meditation.
keep positive attitude to fight any disease any problem of your life.
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Good morning.
So u have pain on right side of abdomen
What increases or decreases ur pain?
How frequently do u pass motion in a day ?
Have u noticed any whitish substance or blood in your stools?
Does your pain increases on eating oily foods?
It can be gallstones
But others things needs to be ruled out
Next Steps
usg abdomen abd pelvis is advisable
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