to. Kidney disease
Right flank pain may be related to problems in the right kidney, such as infections or kidney stones. This type of pain can be sharp or dull and may be accompanied by symptoms such as fever and changes in urination.
5. Liver Conditions
to. Hepatitis
Hepatitis, an inflammation of the liver, can cause pain on the upper right side of the abdomen. It is often associated with symptoms such as fatigue, loss of appetite, and yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice).
6. Cardiovascular problems
Heart conditions can also manifest with pain radiating to the right side of the chest. This is less common, but it can occur, especially in women, where the pain may not present as a typical infarction pressure.
7. Referred pain
Pain on the right side can be the result of problems in other parts of the body. For example, a lung condition, such as pneumonia, can cause pain on the right side of the chest, often mistaking patients for heart or gastrointestinal problems.
8. Pain Categories
to. Sharp pain
Sharp pain on the right side of the body may indicate a serious condition. This type of pain is severe and sudden, often requiring immediate medical attention.
b. Chronic pain
Chronic pain is more persistent and can be due to conditions such as arthritis, neuralgia, or chronic gastrointestinal problems. It is vital to follow up regularly with a healthcare professional.
