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pain in right side

our stomach is on the left...yet sometimes i feel a pain in my right side...did we have surgery there also?

I am confused.

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Whenever I eat too fast I feel discomfort on my right side. Don't know why.

Anytime I run I feel pain on my right side. Interested in hearing what others think this is.

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earlier I had swelling also on the right side...Someone should explain to us.

It depends on the location of the pain on the right side. If it right under your rib cage it could be your gall bladder. I was having slight pain on my right side, under my rib cage. Had ulltrasound yesterday which confirmed the presence of gall stones. Will be removed next Friday. Common side effect of the rapid weight loss from the sleeve surgery.

Other symptons of gall stones are indigestion, back pain, nasea and a few more. Google it and see if it is similiar to your experience.

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