
Abdominal Pain
Abdominal Pain
Pain in the abdomen (abdominal pain) can be caused by many things. In most cases, it gets better with no treatment or by being treated at home. But in some cases, it can be serious. We will ask questions about your medical history and do a physical exam to try to figure out what is causing your pain.
When To Seek Medical Attention
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Your pain changes, gets worse, or lasts longer than expected.
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You have severe cramping or bloating in your abdomen, or you vomit.
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Your pain gets worse with meals, after eating, or with certain foods.
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You are constipated or have diarrhea for more than 23 days.
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You are not hungry, or you lose weight without trying.
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You have signs of dehydration. These may include:
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Dark pee, very little pee, or no pee.
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Cracked lips or dry mouth.
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Sleepiness or weakness.
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You have pain when you pee (urinate) or poop.
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Your abdominal pain wakes you up at night.
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You have blood in your pee.
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You have a fever.
