What are the causes of stomach pain during fasting?

Hello,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

I understand your concern.

Based on what you have mentioned, it is unlikely that you have appendicitis, but it could still be something serious. Fasting can cause acid to build up in the stomach for long periods, which can lead to ulcers. If untreated, ulcers can sometimes perforate, which could be dangerous. Your symptoms and history suggest that this might be happening. It is also possible that you could be dealing with gallbladder stones.

Before suggesting any medication, I need more information about your pain. Kindly be patient and answer the below questions.

1. When did your pain start? Where exactly is the pain in your abdomen (please point to it or take a picture)? How has the pain progressed? Has it gotten worse or better? What does it feel like—burning, stabbing, or cramping? Does the pain come and go?

2. Does the pain radiate to your back? If so, which side?

3. Are you feeling nauseous or have you vomited?

4. Have you gained or lost weight recently?

5. Do you have any other health problems?

6. How would you describe your constipation? Is it difficult to pass stools? Do you need to strain? Is it painful? Is there blood? Do you feel like you haven’t fully emptied your bowels? How often do these issues happen each week or month? When did they start? Have you had these issues since childhood, or is this recent?

7. Do you have any other diseases or allergies? Are you on any medications? Have you had any surgeries in the past?

8. Please describe your diet and lifestyle.

9. When was your last menstrual period, and have you had any pregnancies in the past?

Once I have this information, I can better help you with advice.

I hope you are satisfied with my answer.

For further queries, you can consult me at iCliniq.

Thank you.