- Your Spontaneous Abdominal Pain May Also be Known as:
- Abdomen hurts for no reason
- Abdomen hurts randomly
- Belly hurts for no reason
- Belly hurts randomly
- Gut hurts for no reason
- Gut hurts randomly
- Random abdomen pain
- Random belly pain
- Random gut pain
- Random stomach pain
Top 3 Spontaneous Abdominal Pain Causes
1.Ovarian Cancer
The ovaries are a female reproductive organ that produce eggs as well as hormones like estrogen. Ovarian neoplasm generally affects one of the two ovaries and causes symptoms like abdominal pain, bloating, irregular menstrual bleeding, and fatigue.
You schedule a visit with your primary care physician (PCP). It is likely an ultrasound will be performed as well as blood tests.
- Rarity:
- Rare
- Top Symptoms:
- fatigue, nausea, stomach bloating, headache, loss of appetite
- Urgency:
- Primary care doctor
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2.Ovarian Neoplasm
The ovaries are a female reproductive organ that produce eggs as well as hormones like estrogen. Ovarian neoplasm generally affects one of the two ovaries and causes symptoms like abdominal pain, bloating, irregular menstrual bleeding, and fatigue.
You schedule a visit with your primary care physician (PCP). It is likely an ultrasound will be performed as well as blood tests.
- Rarity:
- Rare
- Top Symptoms:
- fatigue, nausea, loss of appetite, stomach bloating, headache
- Urgency:
- Primary care doctor
3.Ewing Sarcoma
Ewing sarcoma is a type of bone cancer often affecting the legs, pelvis, ribs, arms or spine. It can occur anytime during childhood and young adulthood; it is rarely seen in adults.
You should visit your primary care physician within the next 24 hours. An early diagnosis and treatment plan can increase the possibility of a favorable outcome.
- Rarity:
- Rare
- Top Symptoms:
- fatigue, loss of appetite, fever, rib pain, pelvis pain
- Urgency:
- Primary care doctor
Questions Your Doctor May Ask About Spontaneous Abdominal Pain
- Q.How long has your abdominal pain been going on?
- Q.How severe is your abdominal pain?
- Q.Where is your abdominal pain?
- Q.Any fever today or during the last week?
If you've answered yes to one or more of these questions, check our spontaneous abdominal pain symptom checker.
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People who have experienced spontaneous abdominal pain have also experienced:
- 6% Bloody Vaginal Discharge
- 5% Fatigue
- 4% Nausea
People who have experienced spontaneous abdominal pain had symptoms persist for:
- 39% Less Than a Day
- 35% Less Than a Week
- 10% Over a Month