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My daughter lacerated her liver about two years ago from a ...
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My daughter lacerated her liver about two years ago from a fall. She was hospitalized after finding out that she lacerated her liver for aprox. 4 days. She was stable, and after blood tests she was given permission to go home. She was unable to play or do any sports or even ride her bike for over 6 weeks. Since this she has started playing Soccer,and Basketball, and every time she pushes herself hard her side starts hurting again. After running alot during a Soccer game her side started hurting bad again.
We are making a Dr. appointment again. Could this be the same thing happening with her liver all over again? Should this still bother her after so long? Why is this only happening after she runs?

 

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