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Abdominal pain (adult)

"Stomach hurts," "Throat hurts," "Lower stomach hurts," "Flank hurts," "Stomach is bloated," "Groin hurts," etc.

Pain is becoming more severe
Symptoms are currently continuing while becoming stronger or weaker
Has vomited. Or feels nauseous
Had diarrhea
Fever present (38°C or higher)
A lump can be felt in the groin. Or there was a lump in the groin, but it returned to normal
Experienced dizziness when standing
(Females only) There is bleeding from the genitals (genital area), and the pain is worse than menstrual pain
There is also mild pain in the waist and back
Is constipated
(Mild abdominal pain) recently had abdominal surgery
(Mild abdominal pain) recently experienced an abdominal injury or great impact to the abdominal area
Is 12 weeks pregnant or longer but does not know how many weeks pregnant
Has severe pain in the lower abdomen at less than 12 weeks of pregnancy
(In the case of a female) is currently menstruating
None of the above are applicable.

First aid, etc.

1．If able to drink and eat, try eating soft meals and drink moderate temperature water (boiled water allowed to cool) little by little.