The pain is called cramps, as the muscles contract to get the period blood and tisues out of your body. This can happen a few days before your period. For some girls, cramping enver occurs at all. Others have cramps only when they actually get their period, too.

I dont know your going to have to ask somebody else..... Maybe it hurts because u drank too much??

you might have appendicitis if it hurts really bad espicially when you walk its probably appendicitis you have to go to the hospital i had appendicitis and i knew because it hurt really bad and i couldn't stand straight you must go to the hospital and get a catscan you don't want your appendix to rupture

I have intermittent pain in the lower abdomen which radiates down my lower left thigh.. The pain also moves to my lower left back. I just woke up to pain at 2 am . I am mildly constipated and I experience bad smell when I go to toilet. I am also bloated. There is unusual amount of gas in my stomach. What could be the cause of my symptoms?

Sorry, but the answer to your question covers about 300 pages of medical text, and could be anything from pregnancy to a gunshot wound! Talk to a doctor, especially if you have these symptoms. The above poster is correct in saying that it could be a myriad of problems with your stomach. Stress is a high factor is stomach disorders; Ph level problem, many digestive disorders (can be corrected by diet and perhaps medication) ulcers; Enzyme problems; hormones, etc. We are not doctors on Answers.com so it would be best that you speak to your doctor about this.

Your kidneys are inferior to your stomach. Scientists don't use the terms above or below to describe the relative position of organs in humans. They use the terms superior and inferior. Superior refers to a structure closer to the head. Inferior refers to a structure closer to your feet.

If you mean what kind of food lowers the pH of your stomach, acidic foods do.

Here are some different types of acidic food that lower the pH in your stomach:

* Fresh Corn

* Honey

* Pork Chops

* Whole Wheat Bread

* Eggs

* Bacon

* Lamb Chops

* English Walnuts

* Wheat Bran

* White Bread

* Veal

* Barley

* Turkey

* Steak

* Salmon

* Brown Rice

* Wheat Germ

* Peanuts

* Chicken

* Peanut Butter

* Pasta

* Codfish

* Soda Crackers

* Haddock

* Shrimp

* Lobster

* Corned Beef

* Oatmeal

* Sardines

* Sausage

* Dried Lentils

* Oysters

* Scallops

I hope that helps!

Stomach lesions are also known as gastric ulcers. It is a sore in the lining of the stomach. There is sometimes hydrochloric acid and pepsin present in the lesion. This can cause severe pain along with other symptoms. There is a great article about the causes and treatments at the related link below.

You should expect some bruising and swelling after most cosmetic surgery procedures. This can take some weeks to settle completely. Also expect some discomfort to the operated area, ths should be alleviated with pain killing medication prescribed by your Plastic Surgeon.

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When we eat, our stomach becomes sensitive. So if you move too much after eating (especially eating a lot), you will feel stomach pain. But it's not true that we can get appendicitis when we move too much after eating.

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you might have eaten to much. there is to much acid in your stomach wich makes your stomach hurt and you puke out the acid.

p.s. I'm not sure if puking out the acid is true but the thing about stomach acid is.

No it doesnt jus bleed a little considering I just woke up with alot of blood in my underwear and I am still bleeding and have really bad abdominal pains, it feels like you just started your period the day after you pop it😂 and I wish it would stop🤣🤦🏻‍♀️ But question can you get pregnant even if you popped your cherry but like can a spirm cell make it or like? Cause we did it raw... and yk😂 he didnt like go inside me but like I’m just curious asf

If it's a bleeding ulcer, put the patient on IV Ringer's and transport ASAP. Patient is NPO for this. In the field far from help, IV RInger's is good if you can. You can also make a decision about administering antacids PO in order to reduce further damage to the ulcer. Additionally, if you expect to not complete a rescue sooner, you can commence a course of acid secretion inhibitors (proton pump inhibitors, etc.) in order to increase pH in the stomach. As the vomiting or diarrhea that accompany peptic ulcers can dehydrate your patient, hydration is always a consideration. This can be offset by the IV Ringer's but may also require IV or SQ of normal saline. Again -- this isn't a good idea if you're going to reach the hospital in minutes. While recent treatment of peptic ulcers has included a cocktail of antibiotics that attack a species of the genus Helicobacter, this treatment is outside the realm of first aid. Note that in the field, primary diagnostic indices for peptic ulcer are history and the patient's experience, vomiting or excreting blood. Blood loss or hypovolemia is the most dangerous of the symptoms.

worms and germs

According to wedmd.com, bloody, black or tarry stool or bloody vomit. Stool may look like coffee grounds. Also, fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, abdominal pain, paleness. For more information, visit: http://www.webmd.com/digestive-disorders/gastrointestinal-bleeding

Dear Reader; There are so many possibilities that I could miss it altogether or say something that would cause you undo concern. This is a matter that you may take up with your health care provider. Your concern could be answered in a phone conversation if it lies within a small group of possibilities. Dwight

probably something that has to do with the vitiams and meniarls in it

first, you eat and your digestive fluids turn what you ate in to waste (after it has taken all the nutrition out) and it is transfered to you kidney with in a matter of hours or minutes you will have to poop or pee (same thing with a liquid)

Pain in the side while running or jogging is called a 'stitch'. It can happen even to the most seasoned of joggers every once in a while. It means the oblique muscle on your ribcage is not getting enough oxygen and is producing lactic acid, a waste product of glucose and glycogen that is produced in the muscles during intense or strenuous exercise. It can be painful- but that's about all it will do. Some find breathing deep (belly breathing) helps to abate the pain. Always remember to warm up properly before jogging and to keep good posture while running- shoulders back, stomach in and chin parallel to the ground. No hunching or leaning forward! Don't forget a proper cool down with stretches- and always drink plenty of water.

It can cause backaches, breathing problems, digestive system issues, hemorrhoids, low blood pressure and decrease in circulation to your heart and your baby. This is a result of your abdomen resting on your intestines and major blood vessels.

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The plural of stomach is stomachs.

esophagus