Where is gallstones pain?

Question

My mother recently had an attack of gallstones, and she was in a lot of pain. I want to be more aware of the symptoms. Where does gallstones pain usually occur?

Arjun Sharma · Accepted Answer

Gallstones pain, or biliary colic, typically manifests in the upper right abdomen, right beneath the rib cage. It can be quite intense and often shoots to the right shoulder or back. While staying active and healthy is good, if you have gallstone pain, please consult a doctor. No exercise recommendation without their okay!

Meera Devi · Answer

Namaste. Gallstones pain is commonly felt in the upper right side of the abdomen, just below the ribs. It can also extend to the back or right shoulder blade. Gentle breathing and mindful eating can help calm the body, but for stone issues, it is wise to consult a medical professional for proper guidance.

Suresh Rao · Answer

Gallstones pain, believe me, it's usually in the upper right part of your stomach, under the ribs. For me, it would sometimes go to my right shoulder. It's a very sharp, colicky pain. Best tip: avoid fatty foods completely, and most importantly, get a doctor's opinion for treatment. Don't self-medicate.

Deepa Singh · Answer

Yes, usually upper right abdomen. Fatty foods can trigger it badly.

Prakash Gupta · Answer

Gallstones pain, haan, that's in the upper right side of your stomach, under the rib cage, you know? Sometimes it shoots to the right shoulder. Mera ek rishtedaar ko hua tha, doctor ne bola tha tel-masala kam khao. Simple, workable solution. But if it's very painful, go to the doctor, don't just sit at home.

Where is gallstones pain?

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Consult a internal medicine specialist

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