Sudden stomachache, what should I do?

What should I do if I suddenly have a stomachache in the middle of the night?

First, don't panic. Don't rush to take medicine. Have a rest first. If it's not serious, you can consider seeing the clinic every other day. If the pain is severe, it doesn't get better after rest, and it becomes more frequent or more and more painful, you should consider seeing a doctor. The most important thing is not to be afraid of seeing a doctor. As long as you are not practical, don't drag a minor illness into a serious illness. Remember not to eat any food or medicine before seeing a doctor.

It hurts badly. Can I take a painkiller first?

Many people encounter the habit of having a stomachache and want to take a stomach medicine or painkiller first. If they are not sure about the cause, don't take medicine indiscriminately. Many diseases, such as myocardial infarction, can also have symptoms similar to stomach pain. On the one hand, taking medicine indiscriminately may delay the treatment time, on the other hand, it will increase the difficulty of doctors' diagnosis. If you encounter a situation that requires surgical treatment, your surgical treatment may be delayed, because surgical anesthesia requires fasting for six hours.

3. Why do you have a stomachache?

There are many reasons for abdominal pain, which may be gastrointestinal problems, hepatobiliary diseases, kidney and urinary system may also cause abdominal pain. Abdominal pain in women may be caused by gynecological diseases or abnormal pregnancy, or it may be caused by heart disease in the elderly. Therefore, it is best to find a doctor to evaluate it, so as not to delay the illness. In fact, some patients' stomachache may be caused by psychological factors, and there is no way to find out the reason, but it will relieve itself. Counting all stomachaches together, the most common reasons are eating bad stomachs and constipation. So it is best to pay attention to diet at ordinary times.

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Last time, I went to the emergency room with a stomachache. After the doctor saw it, he only wrote a test sheet to draw blood, and did not give any medicine. I asked him, and he said he would wait for the inspection report, which made me suffer for a long time. How did this happen?

In fact, you are not waiting for the report from the time the doctor sees your illness to the time you make a diagnosis and decide what medicine to prescribe. Instead, the doctor must observe the changes of your condition during this time, and then make a diagnosis with reference to the examination results and decide the treatment principle. As I said before, many diseases also have symptoms similar to stomachache. If we don't know the cause, we don't know whether the patient's stomachache has been cured or because of taking medicine. Observing the changes of your stomachache can help the doctor make a correct diagnosis. Once you have a correct diagnosis, you will get the necessary medication, including painkillers.