i'm sorry to hear you're suffering. chronic pain can be hard to deal with. it sounds like you've had all the right tests to rule out the usual culprits of right upper quadrant pain: gallbladder problems liver problems bladder infection kidney issues etc. if none of those are causing the pain it will be classified as "idiopathic " which means doctors don't know what's causing it. many people suffer from pain of unknown origin as you do. you don't say how long the pain's been going on but there are many things that could cause such pain that are not detectable by any scan or blood test. for example you could have somehow damaged cartilage between your lower ribs. that can be very painful and can take a long time to heal. or you could have injured a muscle in that area. unfortunately medical science doesn't always have all the answers especially when it comes to pain. the good news is all the scary possible causes have been ruled out such as cancer. the other good news is idiopathic pain often goes away as quickly and mysteriously as it began. the bad news is you may never know what's causing this pain. i wish i could offer you a better answer but like i said: medical science unfortunately doesn't always have an answer. wishing you all the best!
i have upper right quadrant pain and cant find answers. please help. i have upper right quadrant pain. i have had xrays cbc w/platelet and differential comprehensive metabolic panel. urinalysis hida scan and ct w contast all clear what else could i do to find where the pain is coming from