Found this on Liverpain.org
"Liver pain can be caused by a wide variety of ailments. The pain is felt in the upper-right quadrant, usually underneath the rib cage. Liver pain location may vary slightly, and in some cases can be felt in conjunction with back pain. It can be sharp, but typically is felt as a dull ache.
Liver pain and abdominal pain in general are sometimes confused with each other. For reference purposes on this site, all upper-right abdominal pain is considered as potential liver pain. A doctor or medical professional may be able to determine the difference between particular types of pain in the abdomen, and whether they are related to the liver itself.
Kidney pain is distinguished as it is located below the liver. Pancreas pain is also distinct, as it is underneath the liver, as well.
Other symptoms may accompany liver pain. Some possible additional symptoms may include:
Difficulty breathing
Eating disorders
Fatigue
Itching
Pain when breathing or coughing
Right shoulder pain
Swollen testes
A doctor may use some of the other present symptoms to assist in making a diagnosis of the liver pain cause. "
~abuleh
