Strange question but here it goes. When I bend over, my liver (or something) seems to pop out underneath my right breast. It shows up as a long lump. It only goes away when I push it back in. Then it hurts like anything. Is that possible or am I just dreaming that it happens? My OH said go to A&E but I said no. Does anyone know what it is?
Cheers.
I agree with OH .... A&E
Sounds like it could be a hernia. I would go and get it checked out.
If post transplant phone your Transplant Coordinator today. If not make a same day appointment with your Duty GP or go to A&E today. Problem is no-one knows, and you need a professional to assess you.
I’m too healthy for a transplant (go figure??) I had a look on the interweb and it said it could be a muscle cramp. It’s very rare to get a hernia that far up. Anyway, I’ve already got two umbilical hernias. I don’t need anymore lol.
I like your very strange questions ( it makes me laugh).The simple answer is ' don't bend over "It does sound muscular.
🤔🤔.. well Brett. If it were me i would go A&E. something is causing it.. liver or not it is not normal for something to ' pop out ' then be able to push it back in whilst causing pain?
How do you know your not making things worse whatever it is.. peace of mind Brett ! .go get checked..
Linda
True. I’m great at giving advice but shite at taking it.
What are we going to do with you eh ? 🙉🙈
get it seen to brett A&E or GP or nurse or even 111 nhs direct
it sounds like a hurnera, and they get terminally serious
The hernia doctor told me that only if the pain is really bed then I need A&E otherwise don’t bother. I’ll wait for a bit .
Thanks for the replies
Brett
Don’t go to A&E if you’re in uk, cause you’ll just wait around for hours, get your go to refer you for a scan.
He's not. Brett's in Cairns Australia
My A&E is quite good. As soon as I say cirrhosis I’m straight into a bed with doctors all around me. Well, most the time anyway.
Question - do you push it? 
Dont know what to do and getting no help from hep dr.
What to do.... and expect 
What coping techniques do you use when living with another chronic condition in addition to liver disease?
