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How is abdominal pain treated?
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Find the cause first: There are so many different diseases that can cause abdominal pain. Accordingly, in order to treat the pain, we first have to make a diagnosis. Your first stop should be to your primary care physician's office. They will take a detailed history and examination to help narrow down the causes. Testing will usually follow, which may include labs, ultrasound, ct, and/or endoscopy.
Answered 3/13/2019
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Depends: There are numerous causes of abdominal pain. There is not one simple treatment. The real answer to this question is: by visiting your primary care doc.
Answered 6/27/2018
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