How to distinguish between pre-menstrual syndrome pain and other body pain?

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I have reviewed your query thoroughly.

Probably you are mixing your symptoms. Small-sized single 4 mm gall bladder stone usually does not cause trouble and remains without any symptoms. Besides ultrasound and CT (computed tomography) gall bladder walls are normal, which makes gallbladder disease less likely to trouble you. Other causes, which might be troubling you are mentioned in the following:

1. Gastritis: Your symptoms match with the symptoms of gastritis.
2. Muscle spasm or muscular pain.
3. PMS (pre-menstrual syndrome) usually causes bloating and lower abdominal pain.
4. Do the following things, it will help.
5. Take plenty of water.
6. Chew food well and take small bites, do not overeat.
7. Avoid oily, and spicy foods.
8. Keep yourself active.
9. I suggest you take the capsule Esomeprazole 40 mg twice a day, morning and evening for three days and 40 mg daily before meals. Consult a specialist doctor, discuss with them, and take medications with their consent.
10. Take any over-the-counter muscle relaxant daily. Let me know after a week, how it goes.

I hope this helps. Thank you.

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