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Gastritis and right side pain?

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robinrose
robinrose

I have been told I have gastritis and a sliding hiatal hernia 

I get these weird pains/discomfort on my right hand side sort of around the ribs the pain is always worse when I’m lying down 

My question is can gastritis be the reason for my right sided pain? 

I would really appreciate it if anyone has gone through the same thing and could give me any info 

Thankyou

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  • Guest
    Guest robinrose

    Posted

    Hi i too have pains in right side v low down and any kind of stress seems to make it worse.... its a dull pain or a stitck like pain... had bloods. Doc doesnt seem to worried. Im awaiting a scan.... what is your pain like??? Is it affected by what you eat??
    • robinrose
      robinrose Guest

      Posted

      My pain isn’t low down it’s just below and around my right ribs 

      The pain I’m getting is like a dull ache/ heavy uncomfortable feeling and it’s worse when I’m lying down eating doesn’t seem to affect it 

      I wish you luck with your scans and hopefully you get some answers 

  • anthony51986
    anthony51986 robinrose

    Posted

    hi robinros,  have you had gallbladder checked ,by scan or costocontritis 
    • anthony51986
      anthony51986 robinrose

      Posted

      hi they said same thing to me ,when i said how bad is it , answer (I've seen worse) twelve months later  ten inch scar on stomach gall bladder had turned to mush.lollol

    • robinrose
      robinrose anthony51986

      Posted

      So you had an unreasoned of your gallbladder and it showed up as normal? 

      How did they finally realise your gallbladder was bad? 

      What kind of pain was you feeling ? Sorry I know loads of questions I just haven’t had much luck talking to anyone about this 

    • anthony51986
      anthony51986 robinrose

      Posted

      Hi robinrose ,collapsed middle of night ambulance right to hospital , and now just found out in UK , they are calling it none urgent operation , does that mean waiting till you drop down before they take Gallbladder out.    
  • Akn
    Akn robinrose

    Posted

    I have lower  right abdominal mild pain.
  • Guest
    Guest robinrose

    Posted

    Did you ever figure this out? I’ve had constant right rib pain for two months and had my gallbladder out but apparently this wasn’t the issue!!! :-( 
    • Guest
      Guest florian68594

      Posted

      Hi!

      They are Nausea, a lot of Burping, stomach aches, right rib pain and some left rib pain but not as much as the right. The right side has been pretty constant..... but I’ve had two ultrasounds of liver, CT Scan and two X-rays? And blood work that only shows slightly elevated liver enzymes but not enough to worry doctors?  I’m at a loss

    • Guest
      Guest florian68594

      Posted

      Oh and some burning in chest or throat area after I eat and sometimes it’s hard to swallow 
  • Gari66
    Gari66 robinrose

    Posted

    Hi robinrose,

    I’ve has gastritis for years and right side pain is my primary symptom. My flare ups go from as low as my hip to as high as my ribs, and it ranges from a dull ache to a sharper, more acute pain (both always come and go in waves). 

    Strangely, with regards to your case, gastritis pain is known to be relieved by laying down for many people. Myself included, until recently — now I tend to get flare ups in the middle of the night while trying to sleep. But during the day, if I want the pain to stop, laying down on my right side can do the trick. 

    I’m sure gastritis can affect people in many different ways, though. Based on the type of pain you’re having and the placement of it, I’d say it’s probably caused by gastritis, but of course you shouldn’t rule other things out. 

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