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.
2 Lumps on lower back Plus severe back pain?
I have been having ridiculous back pain for the last few months. Its horrible in the morning to the point I can barely move. Sometimes the pain is in my lower back, sometimes on the left...and sometimes on the right. And sometimes higher in my back just below my shoulder blades. Most of the time its in my lower back. It hurts to bend, move side to side, even hurts just laying down or sitting down...and even sometimes hurts to inhale. Like I said it really bad in the mornings but the pain doesnt go away through out the day. Once in a while I will also feel a sharp pain shooting down the back of my left thigh. Just tonight I also noticed two big lumps on my lower back on both sides of my spine. They dont hurt that much when I touch them or press on them and they are "moveable" I do plan on seeing a doctor but at the moment my health card is expired and I am unable to re new it until the middle of next week. I dont know if this helps but I am 24 yrs old and I have 3 children. I hope I explained this well and really hoping for some answers to ease my mind.
Sore lump on lower part of spine?
about ten minutes ago i sat in a chair and felt a sore lump on the back of my spine rub against the chair, i rubbed it with my hand and there is a small bump, my moms a nurse and she felt it and she said it could possibly be a tumor? any ideas on what it might be?
Lower back pain after "popping" feeling?
You may have a herniated disc, this used to happen to me a lot! I was able to feel where it was out of place, usually you can feel a lump and if you press on it. Don't press too hard, it'll just make you hurt worse. If you can't go in, just try an Anti-Inflammatory such as Ibuprofen, Naproxen worked great for me, but I think you need a prescription for it. Lots of cold compresses the first few days and then after 3 days use heat. It will eventually go away and you'll feel better, but just a warning, it can be weeks before it fully goes away. This used to happen to me so much to the point they were going to put to rods on each side of my spine. But I got scared and backed out and started Tai Chi Chih, it helped re-align my spine and I never had that problem again! Once you get better try it. :) Here is a link to give more in depth details of a Herniated Disc and how to care for it. Take it easy and Good Luck! http://www.coreconcepts.com.sg/mcr/slipped-disc-%E2%80%93-do%E2%80%99s-and-don%E2%80%99ts/
Testicle pain from pulled back muscle?
You may have an inguinal hernia. I have had one. When you recieve the initial injury it feels like a pulled groin/lower abdomen muscle, but what you don't realize is that you have re-opened your inguinal canal (the tubes where your nuts drop through when you are a developing fetus) and now you have a loop of intestines popping down into your sack. It usually starts quite small (I didn't even notice mine for a week or two) and gets bigger with time. Good News? It is very common among physically active men and rarely a serious concern. Not So Good News? It is VERY uncomfortable and gets worse feeling with time Even Worse News? Only real treatment is surgery to correct it. Not So Bad After All News? The surgery is really not a big deal. Recovery is pretty much a snap. Uncomfortable... sure, for a few weeks, but not unbearable, and way better than just letting it get worse. And no, they don't cut your nuts, they go in through your lower abdomen. Another plus - once they do the surgery, you can't get another one. They put a kevlar patch there (same **** that they put in bullet proof vests), Anyhow, might be an I. Hernia, might not. If it continues to bother you, go to a doctor. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inguinal_he...