The discussion centers around identifying the organs located just below the rib cage on the right side of the human body, with a focus on anatomical details and potential medical implications.
Participants generally agree on the anatomical details of the organs mentioned, but there is a lack of consensus on the appropriateness of discussing medical concerns in this context. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the implications of abdominal pain and the adequacy of medical consultations.
Some limitations include the potential for misinterpretation of symptoms and the reliance on personal experiences rather than professional medical advice. The discussion does not resolve the medical implications of the symptoms mentioned.
If that's the case, then the only advice to give is to see a physician for a consultation. Even if we had medical degrees, which most of us don't (there are one or two who do around here who visit from time to time), there is no diagnosis that can be given online sight-unseen. If it's really the case, then hope you feel better Wollie!somasimple said:
Moonbear said:If that's the case, then the only advice to give is to see a physician for a consultation. Even if we had medical degrees, which most of us don't (there are one or two who do around here who visit from time to time), there is no diagnosis that can be given online sight-unseen. If it's really the case, then hope you feel better Wollie!
My experience with doctors (personal and of others) is that they are not very impressed by abdominal pain (unless you've got a fever) and don't even bother to make a proper diagnosis, so be fore-warned ofcourse -never- a reason to -not- see a doctorwolram said:Sorry i didn't want to cause a fuss, i just couldn't find a chart on the net, and
wanted to be informed before any visit to the pro's.