What is the reason for the pain in the upper right back

People who suffer from right back pain should pay attention to understanding the cause. For example, common liver and gallbladder diseases, kidney diseases, and spinal diseases usually cause this pain. However, we all know that different diseases have different treatments and solutions. Therefore, we hope that patients can go to the hospital for examination in time and solve the symptoms to avoid adverse effects and harm to the body.

1. Hepatobiliary diseases

In addition to pain near the rib edge on the right side of the back, in most cases it is caused by liver and gallbladder diseases, because cholecystitis may cause radiating pain in the right back, but at this time the gallbladder should have obvious tenderness.

2. Kidney Disease

People with kidney diseases such as nephritis may have obvious percussion pain and dull pain in the right back kidney area. A kidney examination is recommended at this time.

3. Spinal Diseases

This situation is generally easy to ignore. Generally, the patient's pain often occurs when the spine moves, such as getting up, bending over, and turning sideways. Inexperienced people may misdiagnose it as a liver and gallbladder disease due to unclear inquiries about the condition. It is recommended not to misdiagnose and be sure to remember this situation. I hope this helps you all.

4. Cervical spondylosis is a syndrome characterized by a series of corresponding symptoms caused by degenerative changes in the cervical vertebrae , intervertebral discs and surrounding soft tissues, which in turn stimulate and compress structures such as the cervical nerve roots, spinal vertebral arteries or sympathetic nerves in the neck. The onset of cervical spondylosis is related to long-term desk work, study, computer use, and bad living habits. According to statistics, 90% of desk workers suffer from cervical spondylosis. What deserves our attention is that the symptoms of cervical spondylosis are developing at a younger age. Its main clinical manifestations are pain in the neck, shoulders, back of arms and chest, numbness of the upper limbs, muscle atrophy, and even paralysis of the limbs.