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Abdominal Pain
At some point in our lives, we experience mild to severe abdominal pain. While some pains are not serious and just go away on their own, others are bothersome.
Allen Finney
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Young ladies behind the counter were nice and professional. Dr. Khan was and is awesome. You felt he really cared which I have not felt in the 2 years I've been injured. Only reason I did not give it 5 stars was the hard time I had finding it.
charles griffin
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Have been doing a wonderful job with help with my nerve pain, listen to me, and my request no to be put on pain killers but to help find the problem, always return calls so glad is was referred to them.
Stacey Mejia
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Awesome staff Dr. Kahn is a really good Doctor he listens and is a helping man!! I appreciate all of your guys work you do for your patients!! You even call to give reminder the day before your appointment! Again that's so awesome!!
Forrest Hammer
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NOTHING BUT THE BEST. ABLE TO WALK. ABLE TO PERFORM TASKS THAT I COULDN'T FOR A LONG TIME, LIKE DAILY WALKING, BENDING OVER, CARRYING GROCERIES AND ENJOYING A MOVIE AT THE CINEMA. THANK YOU DR. ASIM KAHN.
Jeanne Neathery
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Dr RYklin is amazing. He treats each patient as if you’re his only one. I’ve been seeing him for 7yrs due to a neck injury. He definitely finds what pain management meets your individual needs. The practitioners are amazing as well!!!!
Marty Klopper
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Pain Dr office. Staff is friendly and professional. Lots of paper work to be filled out. Office was clean and neat. Masks on Staff at all times and required for patients to enter. Will be going back for follow-up appointments.
What is abdominal pain?
Abdominal pain can be sharp, dull, achy, and cramp-like, which may be mild to severe.
What are the symptoms of abdominal pain?
The symptoms depend on the possible cause of the abdominal pain. But the most common symptom is the pain itself.
What causes abdominal pain?
Lower Abdomen Pain: Possible Causes
Severe abdominal pain in the lower part may indicate appendicitis or intestinal obstruction. For women, it can be a symptom of ectopic pregnancy. Other possible causes include kidney stones, infection, or gallbladder stones. However, in most cases, especially if the pain is not that severe or if it is not frequent, the causes may be stress, constipation, diarrhea, or stomach flu.
Upper Abdomen Pain: Possible Causes
Pain in the upper abdomen could be caused by gastritis, which is the inflammation of the stomach lining. Other causes include acid reflux, injury, pneumonia, bloating, hepatitis, and gallstones. However, the best way to determine the cause is to have your pain diagnosed by a professional.
How is abdominal pain treated?
There are various medications and treatments available for abdominal pain. However, treating the pain or taking meds for the pain without consulting a doctor or without a proper diagnosis can be dangerous. Abdomen pain is treated based on the underlying cause and the accompanying symptoms.
AZ Pain and Spine Institute offers pain management and treatment solutions for abdominal pain.
Learn more about Abdominal Pain and how AZ Pain and Spine Institute uses it to treat conditions and alleviate pain.
Why choose AZ Pain and Spine Institute to treat your Abdominal Pain?
We have a team of medical practitioners, pain management doctors, and staff who are experts on pain management, including Abdominal Pain. We use state-of-the-art technology and effective approaches in achieving our mission. We care about your well-being and are committed to making your life pain-free.