Abdominal Pain Causes: Upper, Lower & Mid-Stomach Pain Signs

Abdominal pain can stem from muscle strain, dietary triggers like coffee and soda, or underlying conditions like aorta calcification. Recognizing localized pain in the upper or lower abdomen helps identify potential health risks.

How to Rehydrate After Throwing Up

Published Aug,14 2017 | By Angela Brady

Vomiting is controlled by the brain, not the stomach, but most episodes are caused by food-related illness or mild stomach viruses. It can occur with or without nausea, and may be preceded by increased salivation. Vomiting in and of itself is not dangerous, but it can lead to dehydration.