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Right hypochondrium region pain

2017-12-21 23:39:20
I've been having pain in the right hypochondrium region, started 2 days ago, it's not constant, comes an goes every once and while, however, I noticed it might occur after eating food.
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Pain in right hypochondrium related to meals may be due to gallstones or gastritis most commonly. Please visit a general surgeon who can take a detailed history and examine you. You may require an ultrasound of the abdomen.
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Avoid very oily and spicy food, colas till you visit a doctor

Answered2017-12-23 13:33:04

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