Frequent abdominal pain

Frequent abdominal pain and its meanings

• If abdominal pain occurs at the top of it, and after meals directly or even hours, the diagnosis is likely to be heartburn, stomach ulcers, indigestion.
• In the event of pain in the upper part of the abdomen when the backpacks on the back; the diagnosis of this is a herniated hernia, gastric reflux, and irritation of the lower part of the esophagus.
• If the pain in the upper part of the abdomen, less when taking anti-acid drugs, eat, the diagnosis is likely to stomach ulcers, or inflammation of the stomach.
• If the pain of the stomach is accompanied by pain between the shoulders with a fever it means gallbladder disease.
• If pain occurs with loss of appetite and weight without obvious cause, it means pancreatic cancer, stomach or liver, chronic pancreatitis, malabsorption or stomach ulcers.
• If the abdominal pain is accompanied by pain and fatigue, and stool in the stool can diagnose the condition that the person is infected with intestinal ulcers.
• If the pain in the lower abdomen, accompanied by mucus or blood, can be diagnosed as inflammation of the large intestine or distension.
• If the pain is in the lower region of the abdomen with a permanent feeling of the need for defecation, the diagnosis is either a severe intestinal disturbance or severe, or irritable bowel syndrome.
• If the pain is accompanied by anorexia and weight, and with blood in the stool, and pain in the lower region of the abdomen can be diagnosed as inflammation of the rectum and anus.