About the stomach pain!

Abdominal pain, which is what we all call “abdominal ache,” is a disease that happens all the time in everyday life. In some cases, abdominal pain is only mildly discomfort and is self-relieving over time; in others, abdominal pain may be a warning signal for certain serious diseases requiring timely medical attention and treatment. Therefore, some small knowledge of abdominal pain can help us better cope with abdominal pain and avoid missing the best treatment.1. Abdominal pain is classified according to its nature as follows:a. Hydraulics: In the form of severe pain in the form of a stride, the pain is felt as if the intestinal tract or other internal organs were subjected to severe pull, but the pain can be mitigated in a moment. Diseases such as intestinal spasms, enteric infarction, gallstones or urinal stones are common.b. Passive pain: usually a constant, hidden form of pain, which is slow and may be accompanied by a stomach swelling. It is common in gastrointestinal inflammation, indigestion, liver diseases, etc.c. Suffering: It’s a sudden and severe pain that often feels like a knife cuts you. Acute appendicitis, ulcer perforation, acute cholesterol, etc. are common.d. Absorption: a pain associated with abdominal swelling. Usually caused by gas in the gastrointestinal or liquid accumulation. Indigestion, constipation, etc. are common.II. Characteristics of common abdominal pain:1. Acute appendicitis: the upper abdominal ache or the umbilical pain begins, followed by the lower right abdominal pain (at point Maclé), which is gradually increasing and is medically referred to as a transferive lower abdominal pain. Patients are often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, bad appetite and even fever. At the time of the medical examination, the lower right abdomen were suffering from constriction, even rejumping pain and muscle stress (the tummy is hard, like a plank, called the tummy plate).2. Stomach ulcer or 12-finger intestine ulcer: most of the pain in the upper abdominal, more of the ulcer occurs within one to two hours of eating, and symptoms abdominal abdominal abdominal abdominal abdominal abdominal are mitigated or disappeared. The pain is most pronounced when the ulcer is empty and can be alleviated after eating. The pain may be more severe, especially at night or in the morning. The ulcer disease is usually accompanied by nausea, anti-acid, hiccuping, gas and abated appetite. An upper abdominal pressure in the stomach or in the intestinal part of the 12-finger.3. Acute pancreas: In the form of severe pain in the upper abdomen, persistent pain, difficult to mitigate. It is usually accompanied by nausea, vomiting, heat, yellow salivation (pancinitis caused by cholesterol, yellow sulfur is yellow in the skin or in the eye). The examination found an upper abdominal concussion, or even an abdomen, which may be accompanied by abdominal swelling.Acute cholesterol: In the form of severe pain in the upper right abdomen, which is often exacerbated by the consumption of greasy foods, the pain may be irradiated to the right shoulder. Many are accompanied by nausea, vomiting, fever and cold fighting. The body is subject to right upper abdominal pressure, especially in the gall bladder region, where Murphy is positive (the upper right abdominal ache during deep inhalation).5. Intestinal infarction: In the form of severe abdominal abdominal abdominal pain, which is usually accompanied by abdominal abdomen and is gradually transformed into continuous abdominal abdominal pain. It is usually accompanied by nausea, vomiting, abdominal swelling, no fart and no poop. The examination may have seen abdominal swelling and abdominal pressure. At the hearing, the intestine is ingested or disappears.6. Intestitis (bacterial, viral or pharmaceutical): In the form of abdominal strangulation, usually accompanied by diarrhoea or defecation. It is usually accompanied by heat, nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea. The body is subject to abdominal pressure, which can result in diarrhoea and defecation.7. pelvic inflammatory disease (female): In the form of lower abdominal pain or pelvic regional pain, which may be of a continuing or hairy nature. It is usually accompanied by abnormal vaginal secretions, heat, menstruation and sexual pain. We’ll find a pain in the stomach.8. Diarrhoea stones: In the form of severe strangulation, usually from the waist or abdomen, down to the groin area. It is usually accompanied by blood urine, urine rush, urine frequency, nausea, vomiting. The examination found post-renal renal areas (renal anatomical position) to be constricted.9. Incendiary corrosive syndrome (IBS): In the form of abdominal pain associated with defecation, the abdominal pain is mostly in the lower abdomen, possibly accompanied by abdominal swelling, diarrhoea or constipation. Accompanying with diarrhoea or constipation, pain relief after defecation is usually abdominal pain. There’s no visible pressure.10. Gastrointestinal perforation: In the form of a sudden, severe abdominal pain, with multiple torn pains, usually beginning with an upper abdominal abdominal pain and then spreading rapidly to the whole abdominal. It is accompanied by nausea, vomiting, shock (low blood pressure, high heart rate), heat, etc. The doctor checked for abdominal pain, abdominal pain and abdominal muscle stress. The abdominal abdominal stress, abdominal stress, anti-opaedic pain is called peritoneumitis, suggesting an inflammatory reaction within the abdominal cavity, most of which requires surgical treatment.11. Gynaecology diseases: Women of childbearing age who have abdominal pains, especially those associated with menstrual abnormalities and vaginal haemorrhage, need to consider whether abdominal pains caused by gynaecological diseases, such as heterosexual pregnancy (out-of-court pregnancy), ovarian cyst ruptures, etc.In short, abdominal pain is a common symptom, but it may be the manifestation of multiple diseases. Information on the nature of abdominal pain, its parts, the associated symptoms, etc., is essential to determine whether medical treatment is required. If abdominal pain is severe, prolonged or accompanied by other dangerous signals, such as gout blood, breathing difficulties, fever, etc., medical attention should be provided as soon as possible in order to avoid delays in treatment, leading to a deterioration of the condition.