Pain all the time, nausea, etc. Had the HIDA scan and my ejection fraction was over 80%. Surgeon said everything was normal. Surgeon who specialized in biliary issues said that anything over 65-75% is considered hyperactive. I had it removed in one and have had no issues whatsoever. 0 Report this reply to tommyboy77.
However, there will be some degree of overlap as well since many of the abdominal organs are large and extend across the midline. So an organ that mainly lies on the left side may extend slight to the right, and vice versa. The organs on the right side of the abdomen, just under the rib cage, includes: Liver.
Costochondritis. This is the most common cause of pain localized under the rib cage. Inflammation of the thoracic cage muscles can also lead to pain under the right rib cage, specifically on the area of attachment of the breastbone and the rib cage.This condition usually originate from persistent coughing bouts, viral respiratory infections, and even from infectious mononucleosis.he right area of the thoracic cage mainly houses the organs: right lung, liver, right kidney, and the gallbladder. The key functions of these organs provide enough evidence why eliciting the specific root of pain under the right rib cage is of utmost importance.