The majority of causes of stomach discomfort aren't serious, and your doctor will be able to identify and treat the issue with relative ease. However, it is possible that it is a symptom of a severe condition that needs medical treatment. Here we talk about the causes of abdominal pain and how our home pain management in Marbella can help you.
Causes of abdominal bloating and lower abdominal pain
Abdomen bloating and lower abdominal discomfort may be caused by a variety of factors, including swallowing too much air, eating high-fat meals that delay stomach emptying, and even stress.
These symptoms are caused by a variety of intestinal and stomach-related disorders, including:
- the inability to digest or tolerate specific foods, such as lactose or gluten
- constipation
- colitis
- gastroenteritis
- intestinal obstruction
- gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
- Crohn’s Disease
- Ileus, a condition characterized by a slowdown of normal small and large bowel function.
- Gastroparesis, a consequence of diabetes mellitus that commonly manifests itself as abdominal pain.
- irritable bowel syndrome
- diverticulitis
Conditions related to reproductive organs that may cause these symptoms include:
- PMS (premenstrual syndrome)
- endometriosis
- pregnancy
- menstrual pain
- ectopic pregnancy
- pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
- ovarian cysts
- ovarian cancer
Other factors that might be causing similar symptoms include:
- cystitis
- appendicitis
- medications
- hernia
- intra-abdominal cancers
- food allergies
- cirrhosis
- drug allergy
When to seek medical help - Home pain management in Marbella
If your symptoms are accompanied by an inability to pass gas and uncontrollable vomiting, call our home gp service for home pain management in Marbella. A significant ailment that is causing your symptoms might be the cause of these signs and symptoms. When experiencing stomach bloating or pelvic discomfort, you should seek immediate medical attention if you experience any of the following signs and symptoms:
- vomiting blood
- a fever
- abnormal vaginal discharge
- passing dark maroon, or bloody stool
- an increase in pain that occurs suddenly, particularly if it improves by being perfectly still
If you are experiencing milder symptoms, schedule an appointment with our home GP if they do not disappear within one to two days or if they are interfering with your normal activities.