Rib pain

Do you experience severe pain on the lower right side of your rib cage? Do all your tests come back normal? Well, you're not alone. Here are six of the most common causes of lower right rib pain.

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This series of cases illustrates the authors’ experiences of using intercostal nerve blocks and local infiltration of anesthetics to diagnose and treat this obscure syndrome.

Psoriatic arthritis can sometimes lead to chest or rib pain. Blame costochondritis, an inflammation of the cartilage connecting the ribs and the breastbone.

Do you feel left side pain under ribs? How long has the pain been there? Do you know the source of the pain? Let's track down some likely suspects.

Here are the causes of sharp pain under the right rib cage and accompanying symptoms.

Slipping rib syndrome or Tietze’s syndrome occurs when the ribs slip out of its place from the ligaments which support them. It is more common in middle aged individuals. Trauma to the lower rib cage is the common cause.

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Pain under the left rib cage may indicate life-threatening medical conditions. However, some causes of such pain are benign and can be easily treated at home.