​My stomach hurts so much, what's going on?

In our daily lives, we often feel unwell occasionally. Apart from colds, stomach pain is the most common condition. So what exactly causes unbearable stomach pain? In fact, there are many reasons that cause unbearable stomach pain, and we need to judge based on our own situation. Here we will introduce to you some of the most likely reasons for unbearable stomach pain.

1. Cause Analysis

(1) When people deal with abnormal physical phenomena, they need to understand the causes of the abnormalities. Abdominal pain may be a simple physiological reaction or it may be caused by a disease. Typically, physiological reactions include catching a cold at night, unhealthy eating habits, and strenuous exercise. If people pay attention to keeping warm, improving their diet and exercising, their stomach pain will gradually improve.

(2) As for pathological abdominal pain, the causes include gastroenteritis, appendicitis, etc., which are common clinical diseases. Taking gastroenteritis as an example, patients need to receive timely medication to avoid worsening of pain. Currently in clinical practice, colloidal pectin bismuth capsules are a type of drug that patients are exposed to and can be used according to the doctor's orders or instructions. However, people who are allergic to this drug or patients with renal insufficiency will be prohibited from taking it.

(3) In addition, when women have abdominal pain, it may also be caused by diseases in the uterine cavity. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination.

2. Pathological causes

(I) The lesions of abdominal organs are arranged in order of incidence as follows:

1. Inflammation: acute gastritis, acute enteritis, cholecystitis, pancreatitis, peritonitis, etc.

2. Perforation: gastric perforation, intestinal perforation, gallbladder perforation, etc.

3. Obstruction and torsion: intestinal obstruction, biliary stone obstruction, biliary ascariasis, ureteral stone obstruction, acute gastric torsion, omentum torsion and ovarian cyst torsion, etc.

4. Rupture: rupture of ectopic pregnancy, ovarian cyst, spleen, liver cancer nodule, etc.

5. Vascular diseases: mesenteric artery thrombosis, abdominal aortic aneurysm, splenic infarction, renal infarction, etc.

6. Other intestinal cramps, acute gastric dilatation, premenstrual tightness, etc.

(ii) Extra-abdominal organs and systemic diseases are more common:

1. Chest diseases: acute myocardial infarction, acute pericarditis, lobar pneumonia, pleurisy, herpes zoster, etc.

2. Allergic diseases: abdominal purpura, abdominal rheumatic fever, etc.

3. Poisoning and metabolic diseases: lead poisoning, porphyria, etc.

4. Neuropsychiatric diseases: abdominal epilepsy, neurosis, etc.