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The combination of nausea lasting 3-4 days along with pain in the right shoulder and back is a symptom pattern that needs proper clinical evaluation. One important cause to rule out is a gallbladder problem — gallstones or gallbladder inflammation classically cause nausea paired with pain radiating to the right shoulder and upper back. The forehead pain could be related to tension headache or sinusitis and may be a separate issue. This combination of symptoms should not be left unevaluated.

Pain in the right upper back or right shoulder blade area that occurs alongside nausea is a classic sign of biliary irritation or a gallbladder issue, such as mild gallbladder inflammation (cholecystitis) or small gallstones. The phrenic nerve, which travels near the gallbladder and liver, shares a pathway with the nerves supplying the right shoulder capsule, causing the brain to perceive a digestive issue as shoulder discomfort (referred pain).

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Could be just dyspepsia,  muscular pain or gall bladder infection or stones or inflammation. Please share details of your symptoms. Avoid fried, spicy food. Take small frequent meals.  Take tab pantaprazole 40mg one daily before breakfast for 7 days. Tab Ultracet one every 8hours for 4 days. Get ultrasound abdomen done and share results.

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