Tummy pain (abdominal pain) is one of the most common reasons for visiting the clinic. Many abdominal pains can be broadly diagnosed after getting the evolution of abdominal pain straight. Therefore, if you have abdominal pain, summarize your pain before you seek medical attention, as your doctor will definitely want to ask these questions. Then, the doctor will perform a physical examination followed by some necessary laboratory or imaging tests to clarify the diagnosis and then make an accurate treatment. The pain is: acute, or sudden burning sensation chronic, or ongoing spasmodic pain (paroxysmal pain) dull pain biting pain sharp pain intermittent pain worsening over time sharp pain persistent pain pain located in: the abdomen, but radiating to other parts of the lower abdomen middle abdomen on one or both sides of the upper abdomen pain triggers, or factors that make the pain worse: coughing or shaking drinking alcohol eating certain foods menstrual cycle stress stress factors that reduce pain: antacids avoid Change of body position, drinking more water, eating certain foods, and eating more fiber.