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The three types of stomach pain include parietal, visceral, and referred abdominal pain. Visceral pain occurs as a result of the stretching of the organ walls. Abdominal pain usually feels like a cramp or dull ache and isn’t well localized. 

If your stomach pain doesn’t improve within 24-48 hours, along with symptoms like bloating and diarrhea extending more than 2-5 days, consult a doctor immediately.

If your stomach pain is gas, you might notice signs like burping, farting, pain, cramps, or knotted feeling. See a doctor for a proper diagnosis. 

The early signs of pancreatitis include fever, fast heartbeat, fever, vomiting or nausea, swelling or tenderness in the upper belly, or extreme pain post meals.

The worst stomach pain occurs during health conditions like appendicitis (swelling of the appendix), stomach ulcer, gallbladder inflammation, and acute cholecystitis. 

If your condition is acute, the diarrhea lasts 1-2 days. However, the long-term or chronic diarrhea lasts for several weeks. It can cause pain, belly cramps, and dehydration.

The severe stomach pain that comes and goes is because of abdominal cramps that occur in colic waves. These waves initiate from the gallbladder or urinary tract and move in the waves of contraction. If the pain is constant, the cause may be stomach ulcers, pancreatitis, or abdominal infection. 

Anxiety and stomach pain may result from emotional instability or poor gut health. Being nervous causes cramping, churning, tightness, and knots in the stomach.

Stomach pain during the morning may be due to indigestion, irritable bowel syndrome, IBD, GERD, acid reflux, food allergy, period pain, gallstones, diverticulitis, peptic ulcer, and constipation. 

Stomach pain medicine only works best when the cause is known. If the cause is period pain, painkillers like ibuprofen or paracetamol can work. However, if the cause is stomach infection, diarrhea, etc, it is treated with the right medicine, like antibacterial in case of bacterial infection.

Severe abdominal pain can be life-threatening if left untreated without diagnosing the actual cause. Mild pain lasts only a few hours however, if the pain is severe and doesn’t go away, it can be due to a serious medical condition. 

Upper stomach pain can be relieved instantly using home remedies like peppermint, apple cider vinegar, ginger, chamomile tea, and hot compress.

Some of the medicines providing instant stomach relief include Tums (calcium carbonate), Emetrol (phosphorated carbohydrate), Mylanta (aluminum hydroxide), Rolaids (magnesium hydroxide), and pepto-bismol (bismuth subsalicylate).

Some possible causes of gastritis are painful sores in the upper GIT, small polyps in your gut, or cancer. Treatment at the right time for gastritis can help prevent complications along with abdominal pain or discomfort.