Treatment of abdominal pain

There are many causes, but often many people suffer from abdominal pain that causes them constant discomfort throughout the duration of the pain, which calls for a search for treatment of abdominal pain in natural ways to reduce its severity and avoid its negative effects.

What is abdominal pain? 

Abdominal pain is pain or discomfort in a part of the torso, below the ribs and above the pelvis, that comes from organs inside the abdomen.

It is caused by inflammation or swelling of an organ or loss of blood supply to an organ.

In irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) it may be caused by contraction of the intestinal muscles or a hypersensitivity to normal intestinal activities.

Associated symptoms may include:

• flatulence.
• burping;
• gases
• Indigestion.
• Discomfort in the upper left or right or lower left or right abdomen
• Constipation.
• Diarrhea.
• GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease)
• heartburn.
• Chest discomfort.
• Pelvic discomfort

The cause of abdominal pain is diagnosed based on its characteristics, physical examination, and testing. Sometimes, surgery is necessary for diagnosis.

Medical diagnosis of the cause is difficult because characteristics may be atypical, diseases that cause pain may mimic each other, and pain characteristics may change over time.

There are many conditions that cause abdominal pain 

• the main causes are infection, abnormal growth, inflammation, obstruction, and bowel disorders.
• Infections of the throat, intestines, and blood can cause bacteria to enter the digestive tract, causing abdominal pain. 
• This infection can also lead to changes in metabolism, such as diarrhea or constipation.
• Period cramps are also a potential source of lower abdominal pain, but they have been known to cause pelvic pain.

Other common causes of abdominal pain include:

• Constipation
• Diarrhea
• Gastroenteritis
• Acid reflux
• Vomiting
• Pressure

Chronic abdominal pain is also caused by diseases of the digestive system. The most common are:

• Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
• Irritable bowel syndrome or spastic colon
• Crohn's disease
• Lactose intolerance

Causes of severe abdominal pain include:

• Organ rupture or approaching rupture (such as a ruptured appendix or appendicitis)
• Gallstones
• Gallstones Kidney Kidney
• Infection

Home Remedies 

for Abdominal Pain Chamomile Tea for Abdominal Pain Chamomile tea

is known to act as an anti-inflammatory along the digestive system.

If stomach pain is caused by gastritis or indigestion, a cup of chamomile can provide relief. 

It does this by relaxing the muscles along the stomach and esophagus, relieving the contractions that push food along, and reducing any spasms or cramps you're experiencing.

• Put a teaspoon of dried chamomile in a cup of boiling water.
• Cover and leave to soak for 15 minutes.
• Strain the tea and add lemon or honey to taste.
• Drink up to three cups of

ginger tea a day as a treatment for stomach pain.

The anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties of ginger neutralize the excess acids that cause stomach pain.

Drinking ginger tea may help stimulate proper digestion by increasing the production of digestive juices while fighting harmful free radicals that cause disease.

• It is preferable to drink ginger tea two to three times a day in case of severe abdominal pain.
• Cut a medium-sized ginger root into thin slices.
• Ginger is added to a cup of boiling water and boiled for three minutes.
• Reduce the heat and let it simmer for five minutes.
• Strain and add honey for flavor.

 Yogurt and

Stomach Pain Plain, unsweetened yogurt that contains probiotics or active cultures may help treat stomach pain because it promotes proper digestion.

 These substances increase the good bacteria needed to relieve indigestion, bloating, and agonizing intestinal pain.

Eating unsweetened yogurt throughout the day may reduce episodes of stomach pain.

Natural ways to treat stomach pain 

Many of the ways to treat stomach pain that help relieve pain are presented to you in the following paragraphs:

• Even when your stomach hurts, you should still eat, to avoid worsening an already upset stomach, look for foods that are free of salt or spices, bananas are prepared Rice, apples, and toast are good choices that can provide a little nutrition without overstimulating digestion.
• Many popular brands contain a blend of mint, ginger, cinnamon, and fennel, all of which are known to help relieve stomach pain in one way or another. 
• For more overall pain relief, try peppermint tea, or even suck on a mint candy.
•  Mint leaves contain menthol, a natural analgesic known to help eliminate nausea and upset stomach.
•  Whether you get it from candy or tea, chew the leaves, or inhale some extracts, peppermint can relieve stomach aches and nausea associated with stomach ache.
• Add one teaspoon of dried mint to a cup of boiling water.
• Soak for five to 10 minutes before draining.
• Add a little honey to taste.
• Or chew a fresh mint leaf throughout the day.

• The phrase "volatile oil" is not usually associated with relieving stomach pain, but that's exactly what the anethole in fennel seeds can do. Anethole will stimulate the production of digestive juices, which if you suffer from indigestion, can be the only thing that provides natural pain relief from gastritis.
• However, pregnant women should not use fennel seeds.
• Chew half to one teaspoon of fennel seeds after each meal.
• Or add 1 teaspoon of ground fennel seeds to a cup of boiling water. Steep for 8 to 10 minutes before filtering the tea. Add a little honey to taste. Drink the tea after every meal.
• Since pregnant women should avoid fennel, they can try warm lemon water instead. The high acidity of lemons will cause additional production of hydrochloric acid in your stomach to further break down food and keep things running smoothly.
• Squeeze half a lemon in a cup of warm water.
• Mix well and drink while warm.

After clarifying the natural methods of treating abdominal pain, remember that if they do not help, do not hesitate to go to the specialist doctor or contact the clinical pharmacist at Adam's Pharmacy to prescribe the appropriate medication for your condition.