If you eat a lot of acidic food, and/or go for a long time in between eating, you will be more prone to stomach cramps/spasms. Try cutting down on coffee/cola/fizzy drinks (if you do drink them, they're quite acidic). You may also find that cutting down on very high fat foods helps (butter, chocolate, cream etc...) Also, try eating slightly slower and eating less but more often. Drinking very cold water can cause stomach spasms, as can drinking a lot during meal times. You may also find that a mild antacid helps you - try one just before you feel a stomach spasm coming on. If all that fails, try keeping a food diary (what you eat/drink, at what time, how much of it etc...) and marking in when your stomach cramps happen. After a few weeks, you may notice a correlation according to something that you're eating.
lower abdomen
A side ache is caused by a spasm in the diaphragm, which is a shelf muscle that seperates the lung/ heart cavity from the lower abdomen. That's the muscle that does all the hard work while breathing
no idea but I'm sure its not fatal. As I'm writing this I'm having a fluttering spasm.
The ileum is located in the lower abdomen, specifically in the lower part of the small intestine.
When there are no open skin wounds in the lower abdomen.
I had a prickling pain in my lower abdomen during the early stages of my pregnancy.
YES
lower stomach area.
Hypochondria.
No
In the lower abdomen.
Right side of the abdomen, under the lower ribs extending into the abdomen at the bottom