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Is it normal to experience abdominal pain with stress?
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Normal no, common ye: The normal response to stress is to do something that relieves the stress - talk with someone, exercise, deal with the problem at hand, etc. If you're able to do that, then the stress won't result in abdominal pain. If you are not able to deal with stress in a healthy manner, then a belly ache (or some other problem) is likely to occur. Learn to cope with stress and you will be happier!
Answered 3/4/2014
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