How do get a stomach ache!?
611991
if you eat the wrong things or get a bug in your system you can get a stomach ache, and ultimatly throw up
25961
Pain is definitely a sympton of a headache or stomachache.\n\nNo idea why it seems to happen to ladies and children mostly, or if that is even true.
524678
you might have what is called IBS (irritable bowel syndrome). certain foods will make you feel nauseated and bloated. it can be very uncomfortable at times like you have a stomach ache that never goes away. avoiding gasey foods helps. try drinking some weak coke or pepsi or some ginger ale. my husband has this and he is very uncomfortable all the time. next time you go to the doctor have them test you for this.
506393
Try taking ginger capsules, ginger is really good for the stomach as is licorice root you can buy those at any health food store , even grocery stores in the health section. acidophilus helps regulate the bad bacteria in your stomach and digestive system, i have used all of these 2 days ago and my stomach pain has gone away. You should try all 3 taking one of each with breakfast and again at dinner. Good Luck
560400
Wow! Steep learning curve...I guess I'll have to settle with..."ate too much junk-food".  Can you say tummy ache?\n\nNow, if you ask in years instead of days, you might get a more inspirational answer from me:)
451037
Drink a lot of orange juice.  They also have cold lozenges at the pharmacy that contain zinc, they are suppose to reduce the length and symptoms of a cold.  Good luck.  Also don't over due it on the vitamin C, it can upset your stomach.
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It hurts when someone steps on your stomach, much like getting punched there hurts.\n\nHe would require rock hard abs, extreme fat, pain relievers, yoga, or  some other method I do not know of.
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One of the best ways to control the pain and other symptoms is to find out what foods set off the symptoms and control it with diet. Yeasts, processed foods (including white sugar, white flour, white vinigar, white rice etc), spicy foods and preservatives are often big triggers. \n\nThere are also medications and antibiotic type drugs that can minimize the effects. \n\nAlso if you are taking drugs such as paing killers, anti-inflamatories and anti cramp medication, make sure you eat before you take them or take them with milk (as long as you aren't sensitive to lactose) so the chalk and acids in the medications don't irritate your stomach.\n\nMost of all, speak to a doctor and google-wack crohns disease support groups, there are sure to be online as well as local groupls that will be able to help you out with advice and understanding. Don't underestimate the power of your friends too, tell them what you are going through and they will be far less likely to try and get you to eat things that set you off and they will be glad of knowing why you may be under the weather at times.\n\nGood luck with it :-)
424363
GO SEE A DOCTOR.  Being uncomfortable is one thing, but if you are in PAIN, go see a doctor.  It could be anything from gas to a tumor to appendixitis.
468335
i think it's the other way around: when your stomach hurts, you take pepto bismol to relieve the pain!
449954
If you're climaxing, and it's intense, you may be experienceing muscle aches, from the contractions throughout your body, including the stomach muscles. If, however, you are experiencing a stomach ache, as you do sometimes after you eat too much or eat something bad, your best bet is to go to the doctor, hun...no joke. Doesn't sound like something serious, but better to find out now and put your mind at ease.
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You should go to your doctor and ask for something else.\n\nAlot of ibuprofen can really screw your stomach up.  I was told that I could take three pills, 3x a day, and I had severe stomach problems after that.\n\nAsk about something else.  \n\nAlso, start taking flax-seed oil.  It's a natural anti-inflammatory, healthy, good for your cholesterol, and helps you not hurt so much.\n\nPain specialists claim that if you just lose six pounds you'll feel alot better, so think about cutting back on the sweets.  They also claim that a hurting body is frequently a tired brain.  So make sure that you get adequate rest.  \n\nDrink lots of water.  \n\nGo to your doctor, tell him that nothing's really working.  I work in a hosptial, and I know you haven't exhausted the pain medicines.\n\nTry taking Alieve.  I don't have much relief with asprin, or tylenol, but Alieve helps.  Just don't take it every single day. \n\nAsk for something else.  You really need to be on a pain management program.  They can help you get over the pain, and find what drugs you need to be on to help your particular pain.  Different pain killers kill different pains.
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You wouldn't believe the number of things that can cause abdominal pain.  Is this specifically visceral pain (internal organs) rather than muscle cramps or surface pain?  It sounds like it, from your question.\n\nThe trouble with this is that there are just a few nerves running from the viscera to the sensory horn of the spinal cord, it is difficult to localize the pain in the first place.  Abdominal pain is notoriously hard to diagnose, sad to say.\n\nLactose intolerance is pretty common in adults, try lactose free dairy products or over-the-counter lactase (enzyme which breaks down lactose)... I think it's sold as Lactaid.\n\nHeartburn, try eating less spicy and acidic food, take antacid tablets.\n\nUlcers, can be caused by bacterial infection or errosion of stomach lining.  Doctor can diagnose and prescribe antibiotics.  Possible to treat with stronger antacids.  May be aggravated by aspirin and certain other NSAIDs.\n\nOther gastro-intestinal infections, especially if you have diarrhea along with the pain.\n\nIrritable bowel syndrome.\n\nParasite.\n\nOrgan problems, like gall stones, malfunctioning kidneys, something of that type.  You may need to have something removed or something replaced.\n\nTumor, expensive MRI can diagnose.\n\nYeah I could go on all day... do yourself a favor, write down your symptoms, when they occur, where you feel pain, what type of pain (burning, stabbing, dull, cramping, etc), the intensity of the pain, how long it lasts, what you ate 12-24 hours before, any vomiting or diarrhea, etc.  keep track for at least a week and go see your doctor again.  it might help diagnose your problem, and possibly save you the expense of blood work/ultrasounds/MRI.  You might also provide a stool sample, they can probably test for parasites that way.  Hopefully your symptoms are typical of some specific, easy to fix condition!  Best wishes.
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Have you tried changing your diet? I know certain foods tend to trigger stomach acid more than others. You may want to try a blander diet, or speaking with a nutritionist to see what you can do.
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See a doctor when you get a chance and see if there is anything that can be done. I suffered persistant stomach aches but no vomiting and my doctor gave me something called Aciphex for acid reflux...I didn't know that you could take medicines like that to help if you weren't vomiting or having heartburn, but you apparently can if you have what causes my stomach aches: Excessive stomach acid.\n\nIf the other suggestions here do not work, try taking an OTC acid blocker like the ones listed here: http://gi.org/patients/women/whatisgerd.asp You can buy generics cheap.\n\nI hope you find a cure for this and feel better soon!
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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
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Kidney stones cause extremely bad pain- they say it's the closest pain to being pregnant. You'd get lower backaches too.\nStomach pains caused by depression make you feel like throwing up.\nConstipation... you fart a lot and it feels like a gas in your lower abdomen.