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March 13
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Is it normal to experience stomach soreness with PBC?

Yes, abdominal discomfort can occur with PBC and may become more noticeable as the condition affects liver function. Many people with PBC experience various types of pain throughout their body, including in the stomach area.

Common stomach-related symptoms with PBC Show Full Answer

Is it normal to experience stomach soreness with PBC?

Yes, abdominal discomfort can occur with PBC and may become more noticeable as the condition affects liver function. Many people with PBC experience various types of pain throughout their body, including in the stomach area.

Common stomach-related symptoms with PBC include:
* Dull pain or discomfort in the upper-right abdomen (where the liver sits)
* Bloating and gas
* Abdominal swelling
* Pain that may spread to the back or right shoulder

A myPBCteam member shared: "Sometimes I feel a hardening in the liver area and a dull pain feeling, especially when I eat."

The discomfort can be related to liver inflammation, bile duct issues, or complications from PBC. Since stomach pain can have many causes, it's important to discuss your symptoms with your healthcare provider to determine what's causing it and find the best way to manage it.

March 13

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