Good Afternoon Guys
Doctors and medical experts in the house

Am here to seek advice for one of my friend

Now going straight to the point few days ago while chatting with this friend of mine as a normal conversation would go after asking her how her day was going and all that

Then I asked her how is she and she was like she's not feeling ok I said why ? She said
She's experiencing some kinda abdominal pain
And she made me know this has been happening for few hours so I was like did she take anything that could have cause stomach upset she was like no not at all then I said it definitely her Menses pain she insist it not so I have no choice that to leave the issue there and continue to other conversations

Then what baffles me was that waking up the second day she made same complain but she said the pain as reduced
The third day too same complain

So I told her that at this point am getting uncomfortable and worried with the pain she's experience coupled with the fact that she's still a very young teenager that it looks strange to me that the only thing that i know that could cause this is when she's close to her menses

And she replied that no it not that "as she is she can experience the abdominal pain for 3 days a week or 2 straight week" and that anytime are menses is close once she doesn't not take anything sugary she would not experience the pain


Now my question is
What could cause this kind of consistent abdominal pain (which is definitely not a menses pain) for a very young gal and what can she do about it


Sorry my post is too long but any form of help and advice will be appreciated
She's too young to be used to that kind of pain.

She should visit the hospital, simple as ABC

She should check ulcer. Ulcer could cause abdominal pain, even extending to the spinal cord, body weakness, loss of appetite and loss of weight.

Infections like STD could be a risk factor.

She would need to see a doctor for a proper medical diagnosis.

fairfora:
She should check ulcer. Ulcer could cause abdominal pain, even extending to the spinal cord, body weakness, loss of appetite and loss of weight.

Also, she would need to see a doctor for a proper medical diagnosis.

Wow this could be true too I was once an ulcer patient
But I did early treatment
So I didn't take it toll on me


Well I will have to ask her about her DIETARY HABITs

fairfora:
She should check ulcer. Ulcer could cause abdominal pain, even extending to the spinal cord, body weakness, loss of appetite and loss of weight.

Infections like STD could be a risk factor.

She would need to see a doctor for a proper medical diagnosis.

She also said she can easily experience the pain anytime she inhales smoke or anything pungent like rotten stuffs

Abdominal cramps can be due to a lot of factors but d most common reason can be h.pylori which could lead to ulcer of d stomach.u can ask her if d pain subsides after eating a meal.Also,ask her if other symptoms accompany d pain like fever,weakness,e.t.c.

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mumumugu:
pregnancy test

for 16 year old ??