Possible Causes of Abdominal Disease

Possible Causes of Abdominal Disease

To find out the possible causes of abdominal pain, here are the questions to ask the patient. First, which part of the stomach hurts? Second, how else do you feel?

Let's find out the possible causes of abdominal pain:

1. Ulcer or hyperacidity - When the pain is above the stomach and in the middle or left side, this is the stomach area. Possible ulcer or hyperacidity your disease. This pain is usually felt when you are hungry. The pain is reduced when you eat bananas or bread. Also drink plenty of water to wash the stomach acid.

2. Gallbladder stones - When the disease is above the stomach and on the right, it is the gallbladder or gall bladder. You may have stones in the gall bladder. Sometimes pain responds to the back. Illness also comes when you eat greasy and nutritious foods. Abdominal ultrasound to determine if there is stone in the gall or not.

3. Appendicitis - When the disease is below and right, this is the area of ​​the appendix. The appendicitis disease begins in the stomach and after 2-3 days it moves to the right side. This place hurts when you press it. Consult your doctor immediately.

4. Colic - When the disease is around and there is no permanent place, it is probably in the intestinal tract. This is called colic and not dangerous. You may be eating dirty foods and just diarrhea.

5. Gastroenteritis - If you have a stomach ache and you are diarrhea, it is most likely due to gastroenteritis or infections caused by sweat or food poisoning. Drink plenty of fluids (water, soup or porridge) and eat bananas.

6. Amebiasis - When you get soiled and have colds and blood clots, it can be amebiasis. Test for fecalysis in the laboratory.

7. Kidney infection - When there is a pains in the stomach and your urinary tract is infected, you may have a urinary tract infection or kidney stones. Check urinalysis to find out the disease.

8. Uterine or ovarian disease - When your baby and uterus get sick, your problem may be in the ovary and uterus. It can be dysmennorhea (pain when menstruation is near), ovarian cyst (ovarian tumor) or myoma.

Note: Don't be afraid to consult a doctor to find out the cause of abdominal pain. We can solve that.