Causes and treatment for abdominal pain

• Inflammation • Infections of the throat, bowel or blood can facilitate the entry of bacteria into the digestive tract resulting in abdominal pain, diarrhea or constipation • Cramps associated with menstruation • Constipation • Diarrhea • Reflux . • Abdominal pain can manifest in the form of local pain, like colic. • Localized pain is felt in a certain part of the abdomen. The most common local pain is caused by. • Pain that takes the form of cramps can be associated with diarrhea, constipation, or flatulence. In women, it may be associated with menstruation, abortion or complications of the reproductive apparatus.

This type of pain is temporary and can go away without treatment. • Colic-like pain is a symptom of more serious conditions such as bile or kidney stones. This type of pain manifests itself suddenly and can be felt as a severe one. • Generalized abdominal pain may indicate: appendicitis, irritable bowel syndrome, urinary tract infection. • Localized pain in the lower abdomen may indicate: appendicitis or even an extrauterine pregnancy.

• For women, pains in the reproductive system can be caused by: dysmenorrhea, ovarian cysts, fibroma, pelvic inflammatory disease, and pregnant women may report the risk of spontaneous abortion. • Pain in the upper abdomen may be caused by: gall bladder stones, hepatitis, pneumonia. • Pain in the center of the abdomen may seem possible: appendicitis, gastroenteritis, uremia. • Left lower abdominal pain can be caused by: Crohn's disease, cancer, kidney infection, ovarian cyst. When it may be a medical emergencyMild abdominal pains may pass without treatment but in some cases a physician's visit is required, especially if you experience severe abdominal pain following a trauma (injury or injury) or pressure or chest pain.

When the abdominal pain is an emergency, a person has to come to the doctor urgently if he has one or more of the following symptoms: pain is severe, can not stand, has blood stools, fever is higher than 38 ° C, vomiting . Treatment: Treatment is individualized and performed only after diagnosis has been made following laboratory, radiology and endoscopy. Depending on the diagnosis, the doctor will prescribe either a diet, a medical treatment or even a surgery. .