What can cause pain in lower back right side under ribs?
If you are also suffering from right rib cage pain, you would also like to know why you are feeling this way and at the same time, you would like to get rid of the pain at the soonest possible time. The pain that you may feel under your right ribcage may change steadily from mild pain to severe pain. Doing simple tasks may be hard to do at times.You will not be experiencing pain under your right rib cage for nothing. For what you are feeling, this usually has a reason and this is what you have to find out. There are different organs that are available under the right rib cage. The main reason why you may be feeling pain is because of any of those organs. Are you already interested to know the possible illnesses that might be causing your rib pain? Here are just a few:InjuriesThis is the most common reason why you may be feeling pain under your right rib cage. You might have injured your rib cage and you do not even realise it. People only learn that they have injured their ribs after visiting the doctor. Do remember that the great thing about this is the ribs can heal on its own although it would depend on how severe the fracture is as of present time. Going to the doctor for possible treatment is recommended.GallstonesThere are a lot of people who are not aware that problems with the gallbladder will be felt through the right rib cage because of where the gallbladder is located. Having gallstones is one of the main problems that can cause pain under the right rib cage. The gallstones may not be evident in the beginning but as they grow bigger, the stones will block the passageway for urine. This can be very painful and it will be harder for people to pass urine. The less urine that comes out, the more painful it will be.Kidney Stones Of course, if there are stones that form on the gallbladder, it is only natural that there are also some stones that may form in the kidneys. Kidney stones may start to develop through the various items that are found in urine. There are some small stones that can be passed on together with urine but there are also some large stones that may cause some pain especially if they are blocking the passageway. Some kidney stones can be dissolve through medications.Treatment for back pain:PhysiotherapyChiropractic CareExercise.
Is a herniated disc painful to the touch?
If i have a herniated disc in my lower back, should the suspected disc be painful when i touch it?... I suspect herniated because of my sciatic nerve pain in my right leg.. and Straight leg test, i dont think its my knee cause the pain is specific to a vertebra( or spinal bone) in the lower back.
Very painful pinching pain in lower back on left side just above buttocks..HELP!!!!?
Having had my share of back problems, I fell out of a care when I was three and hit by one when I was seven, I know how bad they can be and how little others seem to know about them at that point. I was going to the chiriopractor 2 times minimum a month for treatment. That all stopped last Dec. when I used the muscle relaxing techniques I found. They release the muscles where the pain comes from because they are being pinched. Once the muscles were released the pain was gone and no need for the chiropractor anymore. Here are the two exercises I used for my back. The one for your lower back you can do all the way to the tip of the tailbone and find relief. Also is included one for your lower leg muscle and tendon which must be what is giving you trouble there. Here they are: Back: Place your left hand on your left knee. Place your right hand over your left shoulder and with your fingertips find the muscle next to your spine. Press on it and hold. Relax, take a deep breath and exhale and don’t tense up any part of your body. After about 30 seconds there should be a release happening and when it does slowly lower yourself forward onto your right leg or even over it if you can, the more over the better it is. Continue holding for a total of one minute. Then release but rest your body there for one minute longer. Then reverse and do the right side. For lower back, on the buttocks: Put both hands behind your back and place them on the muscles alongside your spine and press on them and hold. Now relax, take a deep breath and exhale and don’t tense up any part of your body. When the release starts to happen, slowly lower yourself forward as far as you can go. Then release the pressure but hold your body there for one minute longer. foot: With that foot in your lap, take both your hands and place them on the back of the tendon about one inch apart at ankle level. Press the tendon hard between your fingers and thumbs and hold that pressure there. Relax, take a deep breath and exhale and don’t tense up any part of your body. After 30 seconds slowly raise the front of your foot as far as it will go. Then remove the pressure but hold your foot there for one minute longer.
Pain in the lower right back? Can't touch my toes?
It is possible you have a muscle spasm in your lower back from exercising. Apply heat and cold back and forth about 3-4 times you should feel a bit better if that is the case.
Lower back pain, & sensitive right testicle when touched?
You have had muscles in your back tightening up on you and finally now getting pinched for the pain you feel. When back muscles get tight or pinched they can press onto the nerves, as they leave the spine, going to the organs. Pressure on the nerves going to your testicles will give you pain in them. Your dr. should have had this one. To get rid of these pains you have to free up your back muscles to release the pinched ones and to get the pressure off the nerves to your testicles and here's how to free them up: Back: (do while sitting) Place your left hand on your left leg next to your body. Place your right hand over your left shoulder, fingers over the back and the palm in the front and firmly pull down on them and hold. After 30 seconds slowly lower your body forward and to the outside of your left leg, keeping your left arm fairly straight as you do. When you reach your lap remain there for another 10 seconds, release the pressure but rest there for another 30 seconds. Then reverse your hand positions and do your right side. For best results relax your body first by taking a deep breath and exhaling then remain this relaxed.
What causes pain on the right side of my back just below my rib cage?
Keep an eye on your gallbladder. In my case I had EXTREME & unbearable pain, nausea, diarrhea & sweating when I had issues with my gallbladder. By the time a doc finally actually tried to figure out what was happening rather than treating me as a drug seeker it had been almost 2 years of horrible issues. But the problems started somewhere so I wouldn't be surprised if it did start with pressure. I just can't remember because the whole experience really was terrible & almost traumatic. I would definitely pay good attention for the pressure to get more intense or any new symptoms. Depending on how bad it is or how long you have noticed this I would consider seeing a doctor sooner rather than later.
Can sciatica cause abdominal pain?
Absolutely not. Sciatica is a common type of pain, is caused by the irritation sciatic nerve. It is a large nerve which goes from the lower back down the back of each leg. Sciatica generally affects only one side of the lower body. The most common symptoms of sciatica include:Lower back painA shooting pain that makes it difficult to stand upPain in the rear or leg that is worse when sittingWeakness, numbness, or difficulty moving the leg or footA constant pain on one side of the rear Most people often experience abdominal discomfort or pain at some point in their lives. Abdominal pain usually occurs in the part of the trunk below the ribs and above the pelvis and the groin. People with abdominal pain feel nauseated or dizziness and avoid food and water. Some causes of abdominal pain include: GasIndigestionConstipationStomach virusMenstrual crampsFood allergiesLactose intoleranceUlcersPelvic inflammatory diseaseKidney stonesGastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)Few Symptoms associated with abdominal pain include:Inability to keep food down for more than two daysAny signs of dehydrationvomitingPainful or unusually frequent urinationThe pain is the result of an injury to the abdomenBloatingBelchingDiscomfort in the upper left or right; middle; or lower left or right abdomenDiarrheaHeartburnPelvic discomfort