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There is a person upstairs who said that there are many diseases, but this statement is a big surrounding, which means that he did not say it. I think it is acute enteritis that leads to intestinal peristalsis disorders, intestinal gas pulling the intestinal wall and causing intestinal spasm, resulting in abdominal distension and pain that cannot be bent. Notes:

1Not all enteritis causes diarrhea. 2. The intestine is not sensitive to needle bayonet cuts, but is sensitive to chemical stimuli (bacterial toxins) and mechanical traction (unobstructed, spasmodic), which can cause colic. To refute what the upstairs guy said, I'll rule it out:

1. Urinary system stones: If the pain is so bad, it will be accompanied by nausea and vomiting. 2. Ectopic pregnancy:

The landlord did not say that menopause, if it is a woman, the abdominal pain of this disease is not in the middle of the abdomen, it should be left or right, and there can be a little vaginal bleeding. 3 appendicitis: the initial pain can be in any part of the abdomen, six to eight hours to transfer to the right lower abdomen, the landlord did not say that the part changes after getting up in the morning, nor did he say that it is accompanied by general discomfort.

Needless to say, the rest. Of course, seeing a doctor needs to be face-to-face, the landlord said in detail enough, I can't ask in person, I can't do a physical examination, so if the landlord still has abdominal pain, you should see a doctor.

Hello! Sudden severe pain around the umbilicus, mostly seen in intestinal spasm, urinary stones, acute appendicitis, abdominal Henoch-Schonlein purpura, ectopic pregnancy, etc., it is best to go to the hospital for examination in time, if there is a disease, early detection, early treatment, so as not to delay and lead to serious complications.

Improper diet, or spicy eating, etc., most likely will cause abdominal pain and diarrhea, which can be gradually relieved after being cleared. If symptoms are severe, you should also see a doctor.

It should be related to diarrhea is a typical manifestation of the root, considering acute intestinal inflammation, you can take antispasmodic drugs. It's better to go to the hospital though. Pay attention to your diet, and if you have too much diarrhea, remember to drink more sugar and salt water.

Better to check it out, it's been two days.