Pain Abdomen or feeling pain inside the abdomen a very
common thing for doctor but for you it may be a breath taking experience.
Almost all of us have experienced it in different ways. However, most of the
times this pain is not serious ones. Few subside by time and few by simple
symptomatic medicines. Nevertheless, not all are so lucky. Sometimes it may be
a major one and you may go through a big operation. Therefore, a basic
understating regarding the nature of the pain is very necessary. There are
plenty of home remedies and herbal preparations, which are helpful for these
purposes.
Causes Of Pain Abdomen
· Menstrual Disorders
· Food Poisoning
· Food Allergies
· Hernia
· Appendicitis
· Gallstones
· Inflammatory diseases of gallbladder.
· PID (Pelvic Inflammatory Diseases)
· Lactose Intolerance
· Gastric Ulcers
· Duodenal Ulcers
· Endometriosis
· Crohn's Disease
· Gases Distention
· Over Eating
· GERD
· Acute Gastroenteritis (AGE)
· IBS
· Diverticulitis
· Mesenteric ischemia
· Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
· Pancreatitis
· Ulcerative Colitis
· Microscopic Colitis
· Esophagitis
· Adhesions (Post-Surgical cases)
· Volvulus
· Tumors
· Abdominal Angina
· Menstruation
· Ovarian Torsion
· Fibroid
· Ovarian Cyst
· Uremia
· Threaten Abortions
· Ectopic Pregnancy
· Uterine Tumor
Muscle Stain or Trauma…..etc.
Type Of Pain
You may experience different types of pain. According
to the causes and site of pain, the nature may be different. The feeling will
be different. However, the nature of pain is important for a professional
medical man to diagnose the case clinically. Investigations
In most of the cases, there is no need of any
investigation as most of the pain subsides with time or after simple medicines.
However, recurrent pains or a constant with other symptoms like nausea,
vomiting, bleeding, burning micturition may
require some investigation. However, it is better to consult with a doctor if
you feel something unusual pain without any relation with your diet.
· Blood for R/E
· Liver Profile
· Electrolytes Estimation
· Blood Sugar
· ECG
· Stool R/E
· Stool For Occult Blood
· Urine R/E
· Plain X-ray Abdomen
· Barium Meal X-ray
· Colonoscopy
· Endoscopy
· USG Whole Abdomen
· USG (KUB)
· Computed Tomography
· CT Scan Abdomen (Whole)
· MRI
Home Remedies
There are plenty of herbs, which are helpful for the
treatment of Pain Abdomen. Mainly the when the pain associated with some major
causes then surgical interruptions may needed. Therefore, before starting any
home remedy you have to evaluate the probable cause. In most of the cases
people suffers from Indigestion and other digestive disorders for which herbs
like Jeera, Ginger,
Kutaja, Pippali, Haritaki, Saindhav Lavan,
Beal, Shatapuspi works great. In the cases with involvement of Urinary
Tract Infection Goukshur, Punarnava, Chandana, works great.
Hot fomentation or fomentation with a hot water
bag can give you some relief from abdominal colic.
When You Need Hospitalizations?
· If pain is not related with the food you ingested (Like over eating),
· If associated with vomiting, nausea, loose stool.
· If associated with severe pain with breathing difficulty.
· If associated with chest pain.
· If pain doesn't subsides with in few minutes.
· If there is any chances of any injury.
· If there is temperature along with severe pain.
· If there is previous history of hospitalization due to known causes then
don’t late in reaching hospital nearby.
· If any bleeding noted.
Simply you can say in almost all cases you need to
visit your physicians chamber or hospital.
Conclusion
Know it is clear that we may need an immediate
hospitalization depending upon the condition of the patient. Most of the cases
doesn't even required any medicines. However, in few cases a quick action may
be a lifesaving one. In recent study, it is clear that cases associated
with Abdominal Pains are now increasing in numbers. Further studies and
data's are also indicating that our way of living is the main cause of such
conditions. So, from my point of view it is better to consult with your
physician if you are going through this.
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