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Can't figure out what is wrong with my husband

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rachelle08080
rachelle08080

My husband is having pain on his left side in the front under his rib cage he said that it now has kinda a feeling of something swelling up there he said he can feel it doe anyone have any idea what's going on

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  • rachelle08080
    rachelle08080

    Posted

    he also says the pain is worse in the morning and seems like it gets worse when he eats fatty foods feels like there is swelling around the area has been going on for about a week  and not getting any better

     

  • aneta28242
    aneta28242 rachelle08080

    Posted

    Hi

    ​Sounds like a liver issue to me but only because I get the same if I overdo foods like cheese & chocolate. Andrews Liver Salts are useful also plenty of water!

    However I suggest that he gets it checked out by a "Medico" just incase it is something else.

    Hope he feels better soon.

    Aneta x

  • Winnie143
    Winnie143 rachelle08080

    Posted

    As Aneta has said Rachelle put his and your mind at ease and see Doc xx

    Better to be safe than worry over Christmas

    Good luck xx

     

  • rachelle08080
    rachelle08080

    Posted

    yes his will not hurt for a few days then come back the problemis we have no health insurance so he will not go to the doctor until he cant take thepai
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