Why does my liver hurt when I belly dance?
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So many internal events can trigger internal body pain or visceral pain. The distension of hollow organs, like the gastrointestinal tract, is a common source. Pain in belly usually comes from overextending a movement or overworking muscles. When you dance it creates physical pressures on organs, which causes pain.
Visceral pain takes place when pain receptors in the abdomen, pelvis, chest, or intestines get activated. We feel it when our internal organs as well as tissues are damaged or injured. Visceral pain is not localized, & not well understood or evidently defined. It often feels like a pressure, deep squeeze, or aching. The liver pain would be there in the upper right quadrant but other organs present in the similar region can additionally cause pain to arise. If you have a history of liver-related problems (Jaundice and high sugar levels) you should seek doctors help.