What Causes Abdominal Pain?
Bellyache may be onset by one or more of the following causes. These can be a good indication as to what kind of treatment to seek.
Excessive Gas
Gas production and retention leads to symptoms of bloating in the lower abdomen.
Constipation
Symptoms of constipation can be painful, and so can the eventual passing of the hardened stool.
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Diarrhea
Loose stool can cause much distress to the gut, and is usually accompanied by moderate to severe cramping.
How to Recognize Abdominal Pain
Use the following breakdowns to determine exactly what kind of abdominal pain you are dealing with, and thus how to treat it accordingly. Always consult with a doctor or HCP.
Localized
This type of pain is usually isolated to one area in the abdomen. Localized abdominal pain is caused by imbalance in a particular organ.
Cramp-Like
The pain associated to bloating, constipation and diarrhea. It tends to fluctuate, and may require treatment.
Colicky
Severe conditions, such as gallstones or kidney stones, can bring about colicky abdominal pain including spasms.
Abdominal Pain: Tips & Remedies
Abdominal pain can be crippling in certain instances; these easy-to-remember tips may help make it easier to cope.
Use a heating pad or hot water bottle
Applying warmth onto the abdomen can help to relieve the incessant cramping. Taking a bath is another option!
Avoid difficult to digest foods
Digestion is a mammoth task for the body without the addition of abdominal pain. Opt for foods that are water-filled, like fruits and veggies.
Stay upright!
Laying down gives stomach acid the chance to go backwards, which will increase pain levels. Sit or stand upright until it subsides.
How to Prevent Abdominal Pain
Stomach related pain is tricky, as there are many triggers to this condition. The following could help with long term prevention:
Frequently Asked Questions
Abdominal pain puts a damper on any situation. You’ve probably got a few questions for us; check out our FAQ.
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Abdominal pain has many different causes. Infection, inflammation and bacterial imbalance are among the most common.
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A hot water bottle on the abdomen, or restriction of certain foods and beverages can help ease cramps and spasms. Abdominal pain dysbiosis or antibiotic use can also be conveniently treated with Ercefloras’ comprehensive range of products.
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Probiotics work to restore healthy gut microbes that are usually lost during antibiotic therapy which which may lead to unpleasant side effects.
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Of course! There are a number of things one can do to make abdominal pain a thing of the past. Incorporating a daily dose of Bacillus Clausii into your diet is one of them, delivering probiotic benefits to the body that can help ease cramps and spasms.
Our Product
Erceflora® Kiddie will scan the gut for intestinal flora imbalance, and deliver billions of good bacteria that helps treat both the condition and associated symptoms.
Erceflora® Kiddie
A ready-to-drink vial containing Bacillus clausii spores that are favorable to the restoration of intestinal bacterial flora, in order to relieve symptoms of gut imbalance, including diarrhea.
How can Bacillus clausii help you solve your gut problems?
Bacillus clausii is a type of spore-forming good bacteria that works to rebalance the intestine. When consumed regularly (or as advised by a HCP), it can help to treat and prevent different conditions associated to gut disorder.
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