Where do u feel liver pain?
My doctor recently advised me to get my liver checked due to some blood test results. I've also been feeling a slight discomfort on my right side. I'm wondering, where do you typically feel liver pain?
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7 months ago
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My liver probably hurts after all the biryani I eat, haan? But seriously, liver pain is typically felt in the upper right side of your abdomen, under your ribs. If you're feeling that, it's no laughing matter, please see a doc.
6 months ago
Liver pain is usually felt in the upper right quadrant of your abdomen, just below your rib cage. It can be a dull ache or sharp pain. If you're experiencing this, you need to consult a doctor immediately for diagnosis.
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5 months ago
It's really worrying when you feel pain in your vital organs. That kind of emotional stress can make things feel worse. Please seek professional medical advice to understand what's happening and to get peace of mind.
4 months ago
Hey, if you're asking about liver pain, it's a serious symptom. It's usually in your upper right abdomen. Don't google it too much, just make an appointment with a doctor for a proper checkup.
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Listen, if you think you have liver pain, that's not something to discuss online. It's a serious matter. Get to a doctor or a hospital right away. Don't delay.