Your belly: The soft area between your chest and pubic area.
Answered 12/1/2013
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Abdominal pain: Abdominal pain is different for everyone. Some have feelings of sharp pain while others experience dull pains. It may be located in the lower abdomen, sides or upper. Each presentation is a clue that helps doctors decide what to do for you and your pain. Pay attention to the feelings and their locations to help explain it better when visiting your doctor.
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Highly unpleasant: Abdominal pain describes a highly unpleasant sensation (sharp, stabbing, burning, nauseating, etc) occurring in the body in an area below the rib cage, and above the genitals. Depending the location, characteristics, and specifics of a case, one can potentially understand what organ is involved (eg. Burning pain above the belly button shortly after eating a large meal, suggests some acid reflux.
Answered 12/22/2013
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