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Pain in right side when walking! HELP PLEASE

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katie57987
katie57987

Hi, for about 7 months now I've been having a sharp pain in my right side when I walk, at first it was only long distances but now a 2 minute walk to school sets it off.

I've been to the doctors and he said it may be something to do with my period cycle but it only really happens when i walk.

I really don't know what it could be and I'm wondering if anyone has experienced this and got to tje bottom of it?

Thank you xx

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  • fernando90225
    fernando90225 katie57987

    Posted

    What do you mean. Lower or upper on right side. Any nausea.
    • katie57987
      katie57987 fernando90225

      Posted

      It's 3 finger width down from the right ribcage, so it's sort of in the middle.

      No nausea that i can think of xx

  • pippa58442
    pippa58442 katie57987

    Posted

    Your best option is to keep going back to your doctor for tests to get proper advice, diagnosis and treatment.  Only a doctor can do this.  It could be any number of things.  Very few of us are doctors on this site, so we cannot give you a diagnosis.
    • katie57987
      katie57987 pippa58442

      Posted

      I'll be ringing my doctors again but I wondered if anyone epse had been through it xx

    • katie57987
      katie57987 pippa58442

      Posted

      If anything it gets better 20 minutes after eating.. No nothing like that has been mentioned, I'll mention them next time I go xx

    • pippa58442
      pippa58442 katie57987

      Posted

      Might be gastrointestinal if it improves after eating.  Ask to see a gastro specialist.
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