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strange pop under right breast, pressure/pain


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Hi folks. This morning I had my usual nausea/pain/dizziness crap.

During a meeting, I had a strange feeling that something "burst" in my upper right stomach, way up high under the breast on the right side. It literally made me jump. Now there is a ton of pressure there. I am sure you could have seen it move had my shirt been off. I also feel really off. Weak.

I stupidly had some snickers minis yesterday after looking them up quickly online. When I looked them up again I regretted it.

Not that any of this is celiac related.

Has anyone had extreme pressure and a popping sensation in the right ribs? I mean, I just had a darn MRI of the bile ducts last week so I cannot imagine they would have missed something.

I am nervous because I am supposed to drive 5 hours to Mass General today and unexpectedly have to travel alone at the last minute. This would freaking happen to me today.

Weird popping sensations anyone?


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GFinDC Veteran

Hi Ironictruth,

My sister has had a rib pop out of joint.  I don't know if it made a pop sound or not.  It did cause some pain though.

ironictruth Proficient
1 hour ago, GFinDC said:

Hi Ironictruth,

My sister has had a rib pop out of joint.  I don't know if it made a pop sound or not.  It did cause some pain though.

Thank you. Nope. Not a rib though. It is still randomly happening. 

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1 hour ago, ironictruth said:

Thank you. Nope. Not a rib though. It is still randomly happening. 

Randomly Happening, is this like seem to happen when you move your arm or flex in a certain direction? Does it feel like a small roll of hard tissues in a bundle in that area? It could be a knotted muscle, or a stressed ligament. When you move it could be rolling and flexing in a odd way causing the popping, pain, and inflammation. I had this in my shoulder under my shoulder blade and had to have a massage therapist work out the knots. Hopefully this might be the issue and not something internal.

ravenwoodglass Mentor

It is possible that you are experiencing a large gas bubble(s) pushing through a tight turn in your intestines. I have intestines that are a bit twisted and have felt the same sort of thing on occasion.  If things don't improve be sure to mention it to your doctor though.

ironictruth Proficient
On 11/17/2016 at 0:02 PM, ravenwoodglass said:

It is possible that you are experiencing a large gas bubble(s) pushing through a tight turn in your intestines. I have intestines that are a bit twisted and have felt the same sort of thing on occasion.  If things don't improve be sure to mention it to your doctor though.

 you might be right. I have a tortuous colon apparently I'm not sure if you're cOlon actually goes as high as your ribs though that seems to be where most of my pressure is.

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