How to Differentiate Types of Abdominal Pain?

Differentiating abdominal pain depends on location, character, timing, and associated symptoms. Sharp right lower pain suggests Appendicitis, while burning upper pain may indicate Gastritis. Colicky pain often points to Kidney Stones. Pain after meals can signal Gallstones. Diffuse cramping with diarrhea suggests Gastroenteritis. Persistent severe pain needs urgent evaluation. Parasitic infections may cause vague abdominal discomfort, sometimes treated with Mebendazole 500 mg. Always assess duration, triggers, fever, vomiting, and bowel changes to guide diagnosis and management effectively.