hell yeah......
No the stomach pain is not related to heart problem, it is more the chest pain that is involved.
Hmm. I don't! And by the way, this question is not even in the correct category. Unless by "Piercing pain" you mean "pain related to a body piercing," you need to move this question.
sometimes chest pain is related to the heart; however, other times it is associated with your stomach. i often get pain right where i believe my heart is and it is stomach related. if i burp, the pain will be relieved. i also had a bad ulcer that affected my vagus nerve which can cause irregular heart beats. i was diagnosed with PVC's. which went away after my stomach got better.
What causes pain in upper left side of the belly
Pain under the left side of the chest, stomach pain, and vomiting can be caused by various conditions such as gastritis, peptic ulcers, pancreatitis, or even heart-related issues like a heart attack. It is important to seek medical attention to determine the specific cause and receive appropriate treatment.
It depends on you, usually if you take it easy and just don't think about what's going to happen, no.
in my opinion the belly piercing is not at all painful like any other piercing it does get irrating if rubbed the wrong way. however, it really depends on your pain tollerance.
It could have something to do with your pancreas.
if it is lower abdomen pain in the left side when you are looking down it could be appendisitis. i know your appendix are on the right side, but you get pain on the left. go to the doctors.
It largely has to do with your bodies reaction to pain and how old you are. People with a higher pain threshold can normally sleep on their stomach 2-3 weeks after the piercing. People that have their belly buttons pierced when they are younger have a quicker healing time, so again between about 2-3 weeks. If it becomes infected, it could be between 4-6 weeks before you can comfortably sleep on your stomach.
i have a sharp pain on the bottom of my left side. is that where the baby is?
Stomach pain.