Stomach Pain in Female friend?
107038
gallbaldder, pancreatitis, try these out and see what the doc says
507952
You need to seek the advice of your physician. There are many things that could be associated with this description. You may have Irritable Bowel Syndrome or you may be having the early signs of Gall Bladder problems. A physician would need to exam you to determine the actual cause accurately. It can not be diagnosed over the Internet.\n\nSee you physician for diagnosis. Good luck.
791562
ok can i get some more info although i will try to answer this for you without it. Has she had a bowel movement recently before the citrate? if you say no then the hard swelling could be really bad. And she needs to be seen now. If her bowels explode it will kill a person in 48 hours....... This is nothing to play with..........If you dont believe me call your local pharmacist or hospital they will confirm.......Her large intestine could be knotted and this she needs to be seen for also. Dont wait til doctors hours take her to the er. If they are twisted or knotted and she pushes too hard it will explode.....
381940
Umbilical hernia, infection, bowel obstruction, ascites (a collection of fluid) in the abdomen, Endometriosis...could be a number of things.  Other symptoms should help your doctor narrow it down (for example, is there discharge from the umbilicus, does it occur in relation to your menses, do you have a history of GI issues, is the umbilicus blue-tinged, etc. etc...).  It's also important to be re-checked for appendicitis, as that could be a misdiagnosis the first time around (it happens).\n\nBased on your additional comment, I'm even more inclined to think appendicitis.  Umbilical pain w/diarrhea are hallmark symptoms...is the pain moving to the right or shifting in any way?  Is it constant, or does it subside?\n\nI'd get a second opinion if I were you.  The worst that can happen is that you spent time getting another opinion that said it wasn't appendicitis too...but at least you'll be safer knowing.\n\nGood luck and feel better.
749511
your friend may have a vaginal infection which can only be diagnosed by a physician.  If there is only itching and discharge, it may only be a yeast infection which is not very hard to cure, but I am not saying this what your friend has.  Your friend may also be allergic to whatever she is using to clean herself with, but you never know, so tell your friend to get herself to a doctor so she can be tested and treated.
1139049
She has the flu -- drink lots of liquids, alternate tylenol and ibuprofin (if not allergic) every 4 hrs and let her sleep.  to bring down the fever, use cool wash rags on her neck and head.  If it's not better in 3-5 days or she can't/won't drink - go to the Dr.  If she has pain in the lower right abdomen, see a Dr anyway , could be appendicitis.
900778
There are several things it could be. Appendicitis is one of them. One quick test for that is to have someone press their hand (keeping it fairly flat) over the lower portion of your abdomen and press firmly. Does that increase your pain? Then have them release the pressure suddenly. Does that increase your pain? If the later causes your pain to increase, then, most likely, it is your appendix. That means you need to get into a doctor like NOW!!! you know STAT!!! If your appendix ruptures, the pain goes away and the problem has just increased 100% because you now have to deal with internal infection.\n\nHave you had any nausea/vomiting/constipation/diarrhea in the past 2-3 days days? any fever? How much fluid have you been consuming? Have you been peeing? \n\nThose are all questions that need to be answered. You could be looking at problems with your ovaries, bladder infection, kidney infections, pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), the flu, intestinal flu, and so on. My recommendation is to talk with your health-care provider and follow their recommendation.
850305
Well, I hope it's non-uterine! You may have heard of sympathetic pregnancies, where men get a bloated belly in a kind of harmony with their pregnant wives. That ends up being  just gas, which is probably the source of his belly pain. So perhaps he is experiencing "Sympathetic Cyclical (Non-uterine) Dysmenorrhea".
952638
In that area of your body you have your upper intestines, gallbladder, and your liver.  You can also have pain from your kidney.  If you're still hurting after several days and the pain is getting worse you should see your health care provider.  You may have some sort of infection or damage to an organ in that area.  Or it could simply be muscle pain from a strained muscle in that area.  Your doctor or nurse practitioner could best test and determine what's going on.  I would see them though to rule out any sort of infection of one of your major organs.  It's kind of high to be appendicitis but that's possible if it's referred pain.  If you've had fever and nausea/vomiting with it you need to seek help immediately to be evaluated for appendicitis.
963256
Does she have a problem with her digestion? Better out than in.
670537
I am nursing major and with what I have studied I would be worried, she may need to see a doctor. It could be stress related, and at that age as well, girls are going through many hormonal changes, or worse it could be intestinal, that could need medical attention quickly. So she really needs to seek medical attention.
51431
I have had this in the past, and still do sometimes. Does it get worse with stress? If so, it might be something like Irritable Bowel Syndrome (spastic colon). you can suggest this to your doctor and see what he/she thinks, they can run tests to find out if this is your problem, and give you medicine to help with the symptoms, but don't expect it to be cured or to go away until you get rid of the stress causing factor in your life, or find other ways to releive the stress, or learn how to handle it better...but eventually, you'll be able to get by without the medicine, especially if you eliminate the stress, or find ways to lessen it. Don't let your doctor do to you what mine did to me...mine ran up a $1000 plus bill on me (even though I had insurance that covered 80%, the $1000 was my 20%), and never diagnosed me with anything being wrong until one day I suggested to her that it might be IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome), and she agreed and gave me medicine that helped me...had I not suggested it, who knows how much more I would have had to pay for getting no diagnosis from her!!! The pain in my abdomen got so severe one day that I passed out in my bathroom floor (that's what made me go to the doctor). I don't like going to doctors because I beleive they don't try to help you when they know they can, and they are overpaid for doing nothing, not to mention the bills they run up on you before diagnosing you.
766160
she should really see her gynecologist.  it's probably no big deal (and it could be your technique ;) )  but....any soreness and pain that "always" happens is worth getting checked out.
882330
could be pregant, appendix  maybe is infected possibly gall bladder. YOu might have stones in their somewhere.
581929
Here are some websites, read them and then please see another doctor.  Hope you are feeling better.  :)\n\nCHRONIC ABDOMINAL PAIN \nConstipation – this is by far the most common cause of chronic abdominal pain. ... Both, however, can cause upset stomach and abdominal pain. ...\nhttp://www.askdrsears.com/html/8/t080300.asp \n\nAbdominal pain information produced by medical doctors (abdomen ... \nLearn about abdominal pain (pain in the stomach / abdomen) including causes, how abdominal pain is diagnosed, characteristics of pain, tests, ...\nhttp://www.medicinenet.com/abdominal_pain/index.htm \n\nPostgraduate Medicine: What could be causing chronic abdominal pain... \nAfter common causes of chronic abdominal pain have been excluded, less common causes should be considered. Abdominal wall pain is one of the more frequently ...\nhttp://www.postgradmed.com/issues/1999/09_99/debanto.htm \n\nNonulcer stomach pain \nThe exact cause of nonulcer stomach pain is unknown. ... For others, nonulcer stomach pain tends to be a long-lasting (chronic) or recurrent condition ...\nhttp://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/library/DS/00524.html \n\nMedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia: Abdominal pain \nStomach pain; Pain - abdomen; Belly ache; Abdominal cramps; Acute abdomen ... Possible causes include:. Excessive gas; Chronic constipation ...\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003120.htm
839518
Could be symptoms of appendicitis.
710205
Has she tanned more than once in a day? The throwing up might be from rotting meat. If you tan too much, it can literally "cook" the inside of you. Get her to a doctor now to make sure this is not the problem. It could also have to do with a reaction to the rays in the tanning beds. GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!\n\nAlso the cooking can basically only happen in the tanning beds, outside tanning is alright, but not too much. She may just have a stomach bug.