Will the e.r. admit me?

If i go to the e.r. with an excruciating pain in my liver, will they admit me into the hospital over night to run tests and such...

katie d	You seem to have diagnosed yourself, so if you go to the emergency room a real doctor will figure out if you need more tests run and if it is actually your liver that is causing you pain. You definitely should seek medical help by professionals. I would go to the emergency room.
Stop the Stupidity	Depending upon your signs and syptoms they may run tests to determine if you need to be admitted...
Matt	ER all required to admit anyone that comes there and to examine them. If they find something in examination worthy of being admitted, they will then most likely admit you to the hospital.
shariecollins2	yes
shdema	I have to crack this first, you call yourself what? VOODOO daddy, perhaps someone put some VOODOO on you, couldn't resist that one!! Now on a serious note, How do you know it's your liver? But the answer is YES,they might admit you if it is really serious and if so they should do a liver biopsy, but you might have to have a primary doctor to follow up with.. Good Luck """"""""
Hannah N	Maybe. It could be serious. They may not keep you over night but they WILL keep you for quite awhile to run tests.
protoham	Maybe
FreeThinking	Depends but i wouldnt mess around with it. Get to the ER and get checked out.
mystycal2u	possibly, if that is really the problem.
girl_on_the_couch_inak	depends on what the tests they do in the er reveal
Poe Boy Ent.	yeah they will.
poobear	they will run some tests and then decide if u need to be admitted. it depends on your tests. have fun sitting in the er waiting room for 10 hrs before they c u.
Ayami Shinigami Ani <3	Yes, they move you to a regular room if it isnt serious or life threatening.
hotcheerchick619	yeah they admit u 4 anything
Green	YES go to the e.r. your health is important
gavin b	ehh go for it
Erin J	yes
dreadstar66	Just tell them that you are an illegal alien. You'll get help no problem.
~*Bl@ke*~	maybe. if it isn't that serious, they'll move you to a different room. it would be pretty expensive if your insurance doesn't cover it. maybe you should just visit your regular doctor.
topguntony	Bad huh ya you better check this out.Get it resloved.
RENEE915	I hate to be like this, but how do you know its your liver?? They might take you in for tests, but depending on how busy they are you migt be waiting all night....
butterfliesRfree	It may not actually be your liver....they'll keep you and test you and then decide whether to keep you or not.
Mizz Chris Breezyy	yes they will there are many tests to do to make sure theres nothing wrong with you
Lisa	Um, how do you know it's in your liver?? If you have insurance, yes, they will admit you.
zuba_cat	Maybe you should call them?
Robin B	I dont if they will admit you. I guess it depends on what they find. I had a pain in my lower abdomen and was in excutiating pain and they did run some tests. It took about 5 hours and the conclusion was made that I have IBS. So, it will probably depend on what they discover. Good luck!
WhiteHispanicâ„¢ (WH.Beezyâ„¢)	they should
romanov1918	they will check you first, then decide whether you need admitting or not. How do you know its your liver, it could be other things. Like bad gas.
jgf5822	if it's hep, cirrhosis, gallstones, etc. yes they will
Qtea	First of all, if you are sitting here with a pain in your liver (if it is indeed a liver pain) that is excruciating, why are you on Yahoo answers? If you go to the emergency room with excruciating pain, they will examine you and determine through triage whether you are ill enough to be admitted to the hospital. I hate to say it, but it will also probably depend on whether you have insurance. Or if you have a history of drug seeking behavior. You might just be constipated, you know.
spongebob squarepants	if they think it's your liver, they might do some blood tests to find out if it is. the problem is, about 40% of the time, people come in with abdominal pain, and a diagnosis is never found. it's not uncommon; just a result of all of the organ tissue in the abdominal cavity. for abdominal pain, they would only admit you if it was a surgical issue, or something like you had a new diagnosis of pancreatitis. if you had something like hep c they probably wouldn't admit you; just make sure you had adequate followup as an outpatient.