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Pain in right abdomen
Experiencing upper right abdomen pain, nausea and pain in right shoulder blade sometimes tip and maximum times where the shoulder blade ends. Pain starts after meal and lasts for about an hour. Mouth turns sour after eating. (Especially if I eat something sweet). Cramps are felt as felt after loose motions, but the stools are normal not loose. What could it be?
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Hello There,
As per your history of disease, you need thorough clinical examination for Diagnosis and Treatment. There are so many diseases which show same symptoms and signs so final diagnosis can be made after Clinical examination only.
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Visit to your Family doctor or Gastroenterologist.
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