What could be wrong with a stomach ache?

Who hasn’t had a tummy ache since childhood, and what should I see for a tummy ache? What could be the problem? Tummy ache is a complicated matter. Different parts of the pain, intensity, etc., corresponding to different diseases may also be different. Tummy pain is a common clinical symptom, a common manifestation of many diseases, and the site of tummy pain is often associated with related diseases. Therefore, knowing which organs or diseases may be associated with different parts of abdominal pain will help to identify the cause of the disease, and you will know what clinic to go to when you have tummy ache, especially for parents with small children. Tummy ache is also known as abdominal pain. The abdomen is the part of the body between the pelvis and the chest of the human body, and the cavity between the entrance of the pelvis and the pleural septum is called the peritoneal cavity, where most of the body’s digestive tract and digestive organs are located. The digestive tract consists of the lower esophagus, stomach, duodenum, jejunum, ileum, cecum, appendix, ascending, transverse, and descending colon, sigmoid colon, and rectum, and other important digestive organs are the liver, kidneys, pancreas, and spleen. Clinically, doctors divide the abdomen into nine parts, with two horizontal and two vertical lines drawn into a “nine square grid”, so that there are left and right upper abdomen, left and right side of the abdomen, left and right lower abdomen, upper abdomen, middle abdomen and lower abdomen. The left and right here, we all really left hand side right hand side, that is, the right hand corresponds to the abdomen is the right abdomen, the left hand corresponds to the left abdomen, we look at the picture do not get the opposite. Frequent stomach pain to check the cause of some of the old patients in the clinic, gastric ulcers, gallstones and other chronic diseases, abdominal pain from time to time, they are used to the pain pain, that stomach pain is no big deal, can be simmered, until the pain is too much to bear, to eat some of the previous medication. This is a very dangerous practice, patients think they know the disease very well, abdominal pain and discomfort when not timely medical care, the original disease is getting worse and worse, into more serious or new diseases. For example, gastric ulcer can be complicated by perforation, and cholelithiasis is complicated by severe cholangitis. If there is a delay in diagnosis and treatment, the formation of diffuse peritonitis and infectious toxic shock, the patient’s life is even in danger. Therefore, if the abdominal pain often attack, we should not take it lightly, thinking that a little pain to get through it will be fine, there is pain to be actively treated, but also to continue treatment until the symptoms disappear. Don’t eat painkillers for stomach pain Many patients with stomach pain can’t stand the pain, buy their own painkillers to eat, thinking that it doesn’t hurt, the disease is better. This is terrible, abdominal pain is a symptom of many diseases, some more urgent conditions, such as gastric ulcer perforation, with painkillers will mask the symptoms and delay treatment. Therefore, any unexplained abdominal pain do not abuse painkillers, it is imperative to find out what is causing the abdominal pain and prescribe the right medicine for the cause. In addition, painkillers are not a panacea, and sometimes taking painkillers does not relieve stomach pain. Kidney colic, gastrointestinal cramps and other causes of abdominal pain is the visceral smooth muscle spasm caused by, should take atropine, compound belladonna tablets and other antispasmodic agents, to release the visceral smooth muscle spasm, stop the pain. Painkillers do not have the effect of relieving the spasm of visceral smooth muscle, and taking painkillers is ineffective for abdominal pain caused by such diseases. Painkillers are only effective for toothache, headache, muscle pain and joint pain. On the contrary, indiscriminate use of painkillers can cause gastric and duodenal mucosal damage, drug-induced acute gastric mucositis, and even cause upper gastrointestinal bleeding.