Pain in the upper stomach is usually from the stomach. Taking an antacid such as tums, pepto-bismol or maalox should help. For persistent symptoms Zantac or Prilosec may be better (but not start as fast).
If the pain is severe, wakes you up, shoots to the back, is associated with bringing up blood or material that looks like coffee grounds, blood int he stool or stool that is black and tarry then you should see a doctor immediately.
If the pain does not go away or keeps coming back you should see a doctor.
You should also avoid spicey, acidic (tomato sauce, orange juice) and fatty foods as well as alcohol, caffeine and cigarettes.
I have pain in the upper area of my stomach whe i breath an dI cant stand up straight
Stomach ulcers are located in the upper left quadrant. Stomach ulcers are painful sores that are found in the small intestine or stomach lining.
An aortic aneurysm can cause this.
Left Upper Quadrant
Bloating (full feeling), Belching and gas, Nausea and vomiting, Acidic taste, Growling stomach, Burning in the stomach or upper abdomen, and/or Abdominal pain
Stomach pain.
stomach pain in near testis
Gastricalgia refers to stomach pain or discomfort, often associated with conditions like gastritis, ulcers, or indigestion. It can present as a sharp or dull ache in the upper abdomen and may be accompanied by other symptoms like bloating, nausea, or heartburn. Treatment depends on the underlying cause.
When you say right side pain are you meaning upper quadrant pain, up near the rib area (liver) or low pain down near pubic area? upper quadrant pain could be the liver or gall stones, sever pain if gall stones usually.. but a pain that continues days or weeks in the upper quadrant just under the rib could be a liver problem and you should consult your doctor. if its more close to the stomach could just be indigestion, but either way if its a pain that doesn't subside you should see your doctor pain is the bodies way of letting us know that something is wrong.
The symptoms that an individual would notice if they were suffering from a stomach abscess could be a burning pain in the upper abdomen, heartburn, indigestion or nausea. Some or all of these symptoms could be experienced.
A gastroenterologist treats stomach pain.
Due to the amount of nerve endings in the stomach and the surface area that it can cover it is possible for mild gastritis to be very painful. The pain should be felt in the upper stomach region at or below the bottom of the rib cage and above the belly button. Most gastritis pain is diffuse for mild cases, meaning it is usually not a sharp stabbing pain which could be indicative of a ulcer. See a gastroenterologist for diagnosis and treatment.