Lisa,



Two organs they could be looking at would be the gallbladderGallbladder disease
Gallbladder radionuclide scan
Gallbladder removal
Gallbladder removal - series or the pancreasPancreas
Pancreas and kidneys
Pancreas transplant
Pancreatic carcinoma.  PainAbdominal pain
Abdominal pain diagnosis
Alternative medicine - pain relief
Ankle pain
Anterior knee pain
Back pain - low
Bone pain or tenderness
Breast pain
Causes of painful intercourse
Chest pain
Chronic pain - resources as you describe that is located under the ribsRib cage pain and radiates to the backBack pain - low
Back strain treatment is commonCommon cold with problems with both of these organs, and perhaps others?  What does your doctor tell you they are looking for?



CTAbdominal ct scan
Ascites with ovarian cancer, ct scan
Bronchial cancer - ct scan
Cholecystitis, ct scan
Cranial ct scan
Ct scan
Ct scan of the brain
Hemangioma - ct scan
Hepatocellular cancer, ct scan
Intracerebellar hemorrhage - ct scan
Kidney and liver cysts - ct scan scans are usually very reliable, especially if the radiologist knows what areas need to be fully reviewed.  They are relatively painlessSilent thyroiditis, you may just feel minor discomfort when the contrast solutions pass through your body, and this doesn't take long.



I hope they find what they're looking for so your doctor can recommend appropriate treatment to allieviate your painAbdominal pain
Abdominal pain diagnosis
Alternative medicine - pain relief
Ankle pain
Anterior knee pain
Back pain - low
Bone pain or tenderness
Breast pain
Causes of painful intercourse
Chest pain
Chronic pain - resources. It sometimes takes a day or so for the CTAbdominal ct scan
Ascites with ovarian cancer, ct scan
Bronchial cancer - ct scan
Cholecystitis, ct scan
Cranial ct scan
Ct scan
Ct scan of the brain
Hemangioma - ct scan
Hepatocellular cancer, ct scan
Intracerebellar hemorrhage - ct scan
Kidney and liver cysts - ct scan scans to be read and interperted to your doctor, that just depends on the hospital. Good luck on Monday.

The GallbladderGallbladder disease
Gallbladder radionuclide scan
Gallbladder removal
Gallbladder removal - series and the LiverAmebic liver abscess
Bile produced in the liver
C-section
Cirrhosis
Cirrhosis of the liver
Delivery presentations
Donor liver attachment
Gallium (ga.) scan
Hepatic hemangioma
Hepatic ischemia
Hepatocellular carcinoma are behind the right ribRib cage pain cage. The CTAbdominal ct scan
Ascites with ovarian cancer, ct scan
Bronchial cancer - ct scan
Cholecystitis, ct scan
Cranial ct scan
Ct scan
Ct scan of the brain
Hemangioma - ct scan
Hepatocellular cancer, ct scan
Intracerebellar hemorrhage - ct scan
Kidney and liver cysts - ct scan Scan will be looking for any abnormal masses or problems with any of the organs.

Thank you both for your responses. I appreciate your time and efforts...Right now I am praying that the doctors find something next week. I don't know how much longer I can take the painAbdominal pain
Abdominal pain diagnosis
Alternative medicine - pain relief
Ankle pain
Anterior knee pain
Back pain - low
Bone pain or tenderness
Breast pain
Causes of painful intercourse
Chest pain
Chronic pain - resources. The doctors don't seem to belive me at this point. L.G.

i have the same problem and my doctors don't believe me either.  i have been diagnosed w/ ibsRibs and lung anatomy
Ultrasound, normal fetus - spine and ribs-- and now have painAbdominal pain
Abdominal pain diagnosis
Alternative medicine - pain relief
Ankle pain
Anterior knee pain
Back pain - low
Bone pain or tenderness
Breast pain
Causes of painful intercourse
Chest pain
Chronic pain - resources in my upper right quadrant-- they did an ultrasound17 week ultrasound
30 week ultrasound
Abdominal ultrasound
Breast ultrasound
Carotid duplex
Doppler ultrasound exam of an arm or leg
Duplex/doppler ultrasound test
Echocardiogram
Eye and orbit ultrasound
Intravascular ultrasound
Pregnancy ultrasound of my gall bladderBladder biopsy
Bladder cancer
Bladder catheterization, female
Bladder catheterization, male
Bladder exstrophy repair
Bladder outlet obstruction
Bladder stones
Cystitis - acute bacterial
Gallbladder
Gallbladder anatomy
Gallbladder disease and won't do anything else.  my amylaseAmylase - blood was elevated, i was told by an ER doc-- but my PA says it is w/in normal limits.  i am tired of livingAdvanced care directives this way too and i am running out of money.

I had a CTAbdominal ct scan
Ascites with ovarian cancer, ct scan
Bronchial cancer - ct scan
Cholecystitis, ct scan
Cranial ct scan
Ct scan
Ct scan of the brain
Hemangioma - ct scan
Hepatocellular cancer, ct scan
Intracerebellar hemorrhage - ct scan
Kidney and liver cysts - ct scan scan this morning.  I had to drink a fluid and they injected a small amount of die, which made me feel warm, but otherwise was painlessSilent thyroiditis and uneventful.  The scan is apparently a wonderful device for looking inside without cutting.  It is very reliable and coupled with an ultra sound can offer a complete picture.  I was told that my doctor could have the results verbally within one hour, or a faxed copy of the report in 3 hours.  Ask your doctor to get you the results due to the painAbdominal pain
Abdominal pain diagnosis
Alternative medicine - pain relief
Ankle pain
Anterior knee pain
Back pain - low
Bone pain or tenderness
Breast pain
Causes of painful intercourse
Chest pain
Chronic pain - resources you are enduring and the mentalMental retardation
Mental status tests anquish (which is often not a consideration, yet certainly should be).  My scan looked at all organs but specifically the liverAmebic liver abscess
Bile produced in the liver
C-section
Cirrhosis
Cirrhosis of the liver
Delivery presentations
Donor liver attachment
Gallium (ga.) scan
Hepatic hemangioma
Hepatic ischemia
Hepatocellular carcinoma.  I wish you the very best.  Just try to hang in there a little longer.