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Left-side upper abdominal/rib pain + mild splenomegaly can worsen with movement, sitting, or travel. Painkillers and sucralfate syrup won’t help if the pain is coming from the spleen or surrounding muscles. Possible causes: Spleen congestion/inflammation (very common in viral illnesses, infections) Gastritis + muscle spasm combination Costochondritis (rib cartilage inflammation) Enlarged spleen pulling/stretching when you sit or bend Red-flags (go to hospital urgently if): Pain is increasing Fever, fatigue, weight loss Left shoulder pain Feeling faint Sudden severe stabbing pain (risk of spleen rupture) What you can do now (safe steps): Avoid heavy lifting / gym / running Avoid travelling on bumpy roads for a few days Sleep on your right side to reduce pressure Use warm compress on the area Take PPI (like pantoprazole 40 mg once daily before breakfast) – safer than painkillers Avoid NSAIDs (diclofenac, ibuprofen) as they can worsen gastric pain Investigations that actually help: CBC LFT Ultrasound repeat after 1–2 weeks If infection suspected → Widal / Malaria / Dengue / EBV (Monospot) depending on symptoms

If you have had a recent febrile episode that can be the reason..otherwise if you are vegetarian simply get a b12 and folate levels tested

Please consult with gen.physician for further management.

Please get your Complete Health Check up package done from a reputed Laboratory and consult a General Physician with the reports.

Hello, 1. You should have a proper consultation with a physician. 2. Routine related blood investigations such as CBC, LFT, Dengue Profile, Hb Electrophoresis, etc. 3. Have small and light meals. 4. Rest.

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please go first for CBC AND DENGU TEST

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Get one ugi scopy done

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1. Get blood work done- CBP, blood film, ESR, Liver function test, urea, creatinine, electrolytes, LDH, clotting profile and Malaria test 2.Get CT scan of thorax, abdomen and pelvis 3. Consult a blood specialist ie Haematologist with the results All the best. J G S R (online) clinic

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Your ultrasound report shows mild splenomegaly (slightly enlarged spleen) and Grade I fatty liver. Both of these conditions can cause a dull pain or discomfort on the left upper abdomen or under the left ribs, especially when sitting, bending, or travelling due to pressure on that area. Mild splenomegaly is most commonly due to recent viral infection, gastric inflammation, acidity, or fatty liver–related congestion, and it usually improves with supportive treatment and time. Painkillers alone often do not help because this type of pain is related to organ sensitivity and gastric fullness, not muscle pain. Sucrashine syrup was prescribed to reduce acidity and upper abdominal inflammation, which is correct, but you may need a more complete treatment plan.

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Meftal spas ds two times a day after food. 

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Mild splenomegaly is common and usually not serious. Your pain sounds more like muscle/rib inflammation, not the spleen.

Do CBC ,LFT,KFT test

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Consult with doctor again today or book an appointment Get repeat tests: Abdominal ultrasound + CBC, LFT, peripheral blood smear. Do not take any new painkillers without doctor’s advice if the pain is increasing. While sitting or traveling, keep a pillow on the left side to reduce pressure on the spleen area. Strictly avoid spicy, oily food, and alcohol; eat light, small meals. If pain suddenly becomes severe, or you get fever/vomiting, go to the hospital immediately.

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Do ultrasound

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Gastritis Avoid spicy foods Avoid coffee and tea in empty stomach

Its muscle pain

What is duration of symptoms?

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