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Problems with the kidney tend to give you pain more around the right-hand side of the right upper quadrant, or in your back (loin), but the pain may spread and involve the front of the tummy (abdominal) area. Kidney stones can cause a severe pain (usually round the back) which occurs in spasms lasting from a few minutes to several hours.
A kidney infection can cause pain anywhere along your urinary tract. So this could be anywhere from the loin in your back, around the side and down to the right lower quadrant. It would be unusual to have pain just in the right lower quadrant, more common for it to also be in the right loin/right upper quadrant.
Sometimes the pain level changes for no obvious reason. You or your child may notice other symptoms, such as a high temperature (fever), weakness, numbness, pins and needles, or problems with their bowels or waterworks. It can affect the way they walk, bend and move. You might find a tender spot in the middle of their back.
The most common cause of thoracic back pain is inflammation. This inflammation can occur for a number of reasons: A sudden sprain or strain (as in car accidents or sports injuries). Sitting or standing in a slouched position over time (poor posture). Using a backpack. Sitting for a long time at a computer.
Thoracic back pain. Thoracic back pain is pain that occurs in the thoracic spine. The thoracic spine is located at the back of the chest (the thorax), mostly between the shoulder blades. It extends from the bottom of the neck to the start of the lumbar spine, roughly at the level of the waist. by Dr Pippa Vincent, MRCGP
Leanne Antoine, physiotherapist and spokesperson for the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP), advises that muscle tension in your neck and back can also indirectly result in eye pain. This happens when you unconsciously tense the muscles in your neck, upper back, and shoulders. This leads to tension in the back of the skull - the occipital ...
Acute right lower quadrant pain may be caused by (see links for further details): Acute appendicitis. Gastroenteritis. Urinary tract infection. Groin (inguinal) hernia. Torsion of the testis. Mesenteric adenitis. Obstruction of the bowel (intestinal obstruction), eg, intussusception, or volvulus. When pain comes on more gradually and is more ...
When to see a doctor for costochondritis symptoms. Costochondritis causes chest pain, felt next to the breastbone (sternum). It often affects both sides (left and right) but can occur on one side only. The chest pain is usually sharp and worse on taking a deep breath, coughing, or stretching. Costochondritis isn't a serious condition.
Other symptoms may include nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, diarrhoea and fever. Over the next few hours the abdominal pain typically gets worse spreading across your abdomen to the lower right-hand side. This is the area covering the normal position of the appendix. Typically the pain becomes worse and spreads over 6-24 hours.
Basically the pain is on the right side of my back and along the right lower ribs/ waist towards the front. Bending over is a little stiff in my back and was sharp when I started to have the issue back in May. The worst seems to be when I wake up in the morning and also towards the end of a working day having sat all day.