The whole stomach continues to ache

Abdominal pain is a very common clinical symptom, and there are many causes of abdominal pain. There are many ways to get stomach pain. Some stomach pains are continuous, while others are dull pains. Many people worry about what is causing the stomachache when they have it. Most people get sick because they eat bad food, but a small number of people get sick because some organ in their body becomes diseased. Let’s find out what causes persistent dull pain in the entire stomach?

Abdominal pain is a very common clinical symptom. It involves a wide range of issues and is complex in nature. Some causes may be very mild, while others may be serious diseases. Therefore, once you have abdominal pain, you should correctly identify the cause of the pain to avoid affecting your health. Everyone has experienced abdominal pain to some extent. When abdominal pain occurs, the most important question is why it occurs? Is abdominal pain serious? The location of abdominal pain is the main condition for determining the cause of the disease. Abdominal pain usually refers to pain in the front of the body, from the lower edge of the ribs to the pubic bone. Generally speaking, pain can be divided into two types: dull pain and sharp pain (hernia pain). Dull pain refers to a dull pain, which is mostly caused by pain in organs or internal organs; sharp pain refers to very obvious pain, and the patient can clearly know the location of the pain, which is usually related to obstruction of the duct, such as bile duct stones and intestinal obstruction.

1) In most cases, there is a corresponding relationship between abdominal lesions and the location of abdominal pain. Generally, according to the location of the abdominal organs, the abdomen can be divided into four areas with the navel as the center: upper right, lower right, upper left, and lower left. According to the location of abdominal pain, it can be divided into the following types: upper left abdominal pain, upper right abdominal pain, lower left abdominal pain, lower right abdominal pain, and central abdominal pain:

1. Right upper abdominal pain requires consideration of problems with the liver, gallbladder, bile duct, pancreas, duodenum, right kidney, or right large intestine.

2. Right lower abdominal pain requires consideration of problems with the cecum, appendix, right ovary and fallopian tube, or right ureter.

3. Pain in the left upper abdomen may require consideration of problems with the stomach, spleen, pancreas, left kidney, or left large intestine.

4. Pain in the left lower abdomen may require consideration of problems with the sigmoid colon, left ovary and fallopian tube, or left ureter.

5. If you have pain around your belly button, you may need to consider whether it is a small intestine disease.

In addition, sometimes there may be widespread pain throughout the abdominal cavity. This is usually caused by inflammation of the peritoneum due to irritation for some reason, such as ulcer perforation, ectopic pregnancy rupture, and internal bleeding.