Symptom Checker
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Recurring Abdominal Pain
Reviewing your symptoms, you have pain somewhere in the upper abdomen or navel area, but you do not have pain in the chest. Your pain is worse within a few hours of your meals. Because your symptoms follow meals, your problem is probably arising from a structure that is active during the first hours of your digestion: your stomach, your small intestine, your gallbladder, or your pancreas.
Have you experienced any of the following worrisome symptoms:
vomiting with blood
black stools with a tar-like texture (caused by deteriorated blood)
difficulty swallowing
fever
unexplained weight loss?
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