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Right rib cage pain?

Hi, I'm an eighteen year old female. Last Friday, immediately after I woke up and moved, I had a pain in my stomach, right under my Rib Cage. I thought it was a bug but the pain persisted. The pain has been a constant since then. It's been almost a week with it. It seems to be an intense pain under my right rib cage but I do get pain across the middle sometimes. Moving/walking a lot agitates it and sometimes after eating it acts up more. I do occassionally get nauseous but i havent thrown up yet. I thought it might be gas, but I've had normal gas and bow movements. A bit constipated but still normal, everyday. But the pain can get very intense and then sometimes it is like a dull pain and certain positions sometimes alleviates the pressure feeling. Sorry for the long explanation, but any idea what this might be?
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It sounds a lot like a gallbladder problem.  You probably want to see a doctor.  Do anything you can before you consider taking it out.  Many doctors make it sound like it's no big deal to lose it, but it really is.
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Do you still have your appendix? does it hurt more when you press on it or release? It could be several things. It could be Gynecological or intestinal. If it continues I would see your doctor and they make run some tests depending on the results of the physical exam.
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try and lay down more on the opiside side of the pain in the left dont lay on the right
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