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Hi again,

Apart from incessant itching, I have been otherwise symptom free with

my PSC so far. However, this weekend, I have had an unusual pain in

my right side. It was located at the base of my rib-cage [around the

place where I had the biopsy around 3 years ago] and at first it was a

short, sudden pain, a bit like a pinch. It came and went for a few

hours, then became a more insistent throbbing, until eventually it

passed and I have had no pain since. I had no fever or any other

symptoms. Could this be PSC related, or am I suffering from gas? ;O)

Thanks - sorry for yet another question!

Kym x

UK

PSC Feb 2006

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> ... I have had an unusual pain in

> my right side, at the base of my rib-cage and at first it was a

> short, sudden pain, a bit like a pinch. It came and went for a few

> hours, then became a more insistent throbbing, until eventually it

> passed and I have had no pain since. I had no fever or any other

> symptoms.

Kym,

Those symptoms sound like a stone or sludge being passed through a

stricture. The stretching required to push the stone through causes

pain which peaks and disappears after the stone passes. If accompanied

by fever medical attention should be sought immediately. Without a

fever, unless the pain becomes unbearable, waiting is the usual approach.

Tim R, ltx 4/4/98, 6/19/07 & 7/7/07

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> ... I have had an unusual pain in

> my right side, at the base of my rib-cage and at first it was a

> short, sudden pain, a bit like a pinch. It came and went for a few

> hours, then became a more insistent throbbing, until eventually it

> passed and I have had no pain since. I had no fever or any other

> symptoms.

Kym,

Those symptoms sound like a stone or sludge being passed through a

stricture. The stretching required to push the stone through causes

pain which peaks and disappears after the stone passes. If accompanied

by fever medical attention should be sought immediately. Without a

fever, unless the pain becomes unbearable, waiting is the usual approach.

Tim R, ltx 4/4/98, 6/19/07 & 7/7/07

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Were you by chance a little dehydrated at the time?

>

>

Could have been, I was in a very cold, windy field watching my son

compete at motocross at the time. The 'facilities' are not the best

so I try not to have to use them!

Kym x

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