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These diseases and conditions match at least one of the factors you selected. Those with most matches are listed.
Peptic Ulcer
Pain is burning Pain is located in abdomen but radiates to other parts of the body Relieved by Antacids Pain is ongoing (chronic) Pain is gwaning Pain is intermittent or episodic Pain is worsening or progressing Triggered or worsened by drinking alcohol Triggered or worsened by eating certain foods Triggered or worsened by stress Relieved by eating certain foods Accompanied by block or bloody stools Accompanied by nausea or vomitting
Appendicitis
Triggered or worsened by coughing or other jarring movements Pain is accompanied by abdominal swelling Pain is sudden (acute) Pain is crampy Pain is dull Pain is intense Pain is sharp Pain is steady Pain is located in lower abdomen Pain is on one or both sides Accompanied by constipation Accompanied by fever Accompanied by diarrhea Accompanied by nausea or vomitting
Gastritis
Pain is burning Pain is accompanied by abdominal swelling Pain is ongoing (chronic) Pain is gwaning Pain is intermittent or episodic Pain is steady Pain is located in middle abdomen Pain is located in upper abdomen Triggered or worsened by drinking alcohol Triggered or worsened by eating certain food Accompanied by nausea or vomitting Accompanied by unintended weight loss
Functional Dyspepsia
Pain is burning Relieved by antacids Pain is ongoing (chronic) Pain is gwaning Pain is located in upper abdomen Triggered or worsened by stress Relieved by eating certain food Accompanied by nausea or vomitting Accompanied by passing gas
Abdominal aortic aneurysm
Pain is located in abdomen but radiates to other parts of the body Pain is located in middle abdomen Accompanied by pulsing sensation in the navel
Celiac Disease
Pain is crampy Relieved by antacids Pain is ongoing (chronic) Pain is gwaning Triggered or worsened by eating certain foods Triggered or worsened by stress Accompanied by diarrhea Accompanied by nausea or vomitting Accompanied by rash Accompanied by stomach growling or rumbling Accompanied by unintended weight loss
Cholecystisis
Pain is located in abdomen but radiates to other parts of the body Pain is crampy Pain is intense Pain is intermittent or episodic Pain is steady Pain is located in upper abdomen Accompanied by fever Accompanied by nausea or vomitting
Crohn’s Disease
Pain is crampy Pain is dull Pain is ongoing (chronic) Pain is gwaning Pain is intermittent or episodic Accompanied by block or bloody stool Accompanied by diarrhea Accompanied by nausea or vomitting Accompanied by rash Accompanied by stomach growling or rumbling Accompanied by unintended weight loss
Diverticulitis
Triggered or worsened by coughing or other jarring movements Pain is crampy Pain is sudden (acute) Pain is sharp Pain is steady Accompanied by constipation Accompanied by diarrhea Accompanied by fever Accompanied by nausea or vomitting
Food poisoning
Accompanied by abdominal swelling Pain is crampy Pain is sudden (acute) Triggered or worsened by eating certain food Accompanied by diarrhea Accompanied by fever Accompanied by nausea or vomitting
Gallstones
Pain is located in abdomen but radiates to other parts of the body Pain is located in the middle abdomen Pain is intense Pain is intermittent or episodic Pain is steady Pain is located in upper abdomen Triggered or worsened by eating certain food Accompanied by fever Accompanied by nausea or vomitting
Intestinal Obstruction
Accompanied by abdominal swelling Pain is crampy Pain is sudden (acute) Pain is intermittent or episodic Pain is steady Triggered or worsened by eating certain food Accompanied by constipation Accompanied by nausea or vomitting
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Accompanied by abdominal swelling Pain is crampy Pain is ongoing (chronic) Pain is intermittent or episodic Pain is steady Triggered or worsened by eating certain food Triggered or worsened by stress Accompanied by constipation Accompanied by passing gas Accompanied by diarrhea
Kidney Stones
Pain is located in abdomen but radiates to other parts of the Pain is sudden (acute) Pain is intense Pain is located in one or both sides Accompanied by nausea or vomitting
Menstrual Cramps
Pain is located in abdomen but radiates to other parts of the body Pain is crampy Pain is dull Pain is intermittent or episodic Triggered or worsened by menstrual cycle
Pancreatitis
Pain is located in abdomen but radiates to other parts of the body Pain is sudden (acute) Pain is intense Pain is sharp Pain is steady Pain is located in upper andomen Triggered by eating certain food Relieved by changing position Accompanied by nausea or vomitting
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