Im having strong stomach pains every minute. it feels like someone is squeezing it or its contracting. it has been doing this for the past three days.

The : The symptoms you describe is also known as colic. There are many types of colic - the contraction of any part of your intestinal tract against a blockage can lead to crampy abdominal pain. However, hyperactivity can also lead to similar symptoms, in the setting of acute gastroenteritis. The differential regarding diagnosis of gastroenteritis vs. Small bowel obstruction depends on other symptoms, such as associated diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal distention, onset and past history. Vomiting, progressive distention, lack of bowel movements, in a setting of someone with previous abdominal surgery should raise the flag of obstruction, which acute diarrhea and onset may indicate acute gastroenteritis. Obstruction is potentially life-threatening, as obstruction can lead to intestinal damage, peritonitis and death. In addition, dehydration can occur in both settings if severe, in which case, hospitalization may be needed.

Although : Although you have not provided any additional medical or surgical history, it is possible you have partial blockage of your intestines, called an obstruction. You should get examined by your doctor. Sometimes surgery is required to fix the problem.