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Stomach pain.
Periodically have a pain under the right rib cage.It happen few days ago.She Have constipation.Is this pain related to constipation?
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Dr. V. Hari Prasad
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13 yrs exp
Chittoor
I need physical examination and certain investigations to come to conclusion.what happen to the pain when you take food.what work you do?recently any injury in that area.?
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visit general physician in a hospital with good infrastructure for best results
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Dr. B Rajashekar
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38 yrs exp
Bangalore
HELLO GET CT CHEST DONE CONSULT A PHYSICIAN AND DECIDE BYE
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Dr. Harsha
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there...I can understand your concern. Since how many days has she been having constipation? If she hasn't passed any stools since few days, then she needs to consult a general surgeon immediately for further evaluation. If she has passed stools, then ask her to a fibre rich diet, drink plenty of water. If the pain is not subsiding, then consult a general surgeon for further evaluation.
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