What could be causing pain on the left side of my stomach near my ribcage?
My wife had a lot of pain from drinking fluids, and eating. Other than that she had abdominal pain quite frequently without doing the above mentioned activities. The doctors kept telling her that it was nothing. One night we were on vacation and she had to be life flighted overnight. It turns out the problem was her gall bladder, she had it removed and all of her ailments stopped. My brother in law was complaining about his stomach two weeks ago, I told him to see a doctor and ask them about his gall bladder. Two days later he had his out and he is better. I’m not saying that your problem is this, but, it could be. Check with your doctor about maybe the scar tissue from the c section, if that’s ruled out have them check your gall bladder out you might have stones.
You have pinched muscles in your back causing these pains. When muscles are pinched in the back the pains often follow the nerves to the front of the body to manifest themselves as rib, chest or heart pains. The tight muscles in your back end up very close to the nerves going to the other organs as they leave the spine. When the muscles touch the nerves it causes them to act up or go into pain. It seems you have the nerves for your stomach being touched now and then and when they do get touched, like from movements like laying down or getting up, it causes the stomach to release more gastric acid into itself to cause what a lot of dr.’s call acid reflux, to cause your stomach lining to be burned. That makes it painful to drink anything with acid or caffeine in it as it will irritate your stomach lining more. To get rid of these problems you have to free up the muscles in your back and here’s how to do that: Back: (do from a sitting position) Place your left hand on your left leg next t
