By ULY CLINIC

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Abdominal Pain

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1. Upper Abdominal Pain 

 

Differential Diagnoses

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Pain related to eating food:

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•  Dyspepsia

•  Gastritis

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Pain related to eating food but persisted for more than three months

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•  Peptic ulcers

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Acute and recurrent pain in upper quadrant

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• Gallbladder diseases

• Inflammatory bowel syndrome

• Chronic pancreatitis

• Diabetic autonomic neuropathy

 

Non-Pharmacological and Pharmacological Treatments

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Treat as for main diseases

 

2. Lower Abdominal Pain 

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Diagnostic Criteria

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Pain associated with diarrhea or constipations

• Intestinal involvement

• Helminthes

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Colicky pain in abdomen without diarrhoea or constipation

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• Colitis

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Pain just before or during menstruation

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• Dysmenorrhea

• Endometriosis

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Pain over lower abdomen and back associated with excessive white discharge in women

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• Pelvic inflammatory diseases Pain during urination

• Urinary tract infections (UTI)

 

Non-Pharmacological and Pharmacological

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 Treatments Treat as for main disease as indicated in specific chapters 

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Updated on, 26.10.2020

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References

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1. STG page number  2-3