Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

www.nucleusheal... - This 3D animation on abdominal aortic aneurysm surgery depicts the anatomy of the aorta and both the open and endovascular procedure for repairing an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Abdominal aortic aneurysm (also known as AAA, pronounced "triple-a") is a localized dilatation (ballooning) of the abdominal aorta exceeding the normal diameter by more than 50 percent. In the open procedure the abdomen and aorta are opened and a graft is sown into place. In an endovascular procedure catheters are used to place a stent graft in the aneurysm.
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[@38meach]

I had this done 6/1/20. We have been watching this for 5 yrs. The last CT scan had showed its growth rate had increased. The decision was to finally have this procedure. Overnight stay and back to normal routines for this 82 yr. old.

[@newzcutter]

My dad is 92 and just had this done 3 days ago.

[@nucleusmedicalmedia]

Sorry to hear you're afraid of the procedure after watching the animation. Perhaps it would help if you spoke directly with your doctor about your fears to gain some reassurance. An abdominal aortic aneurysm may be life-threatening if not treated. Good luck, and thank you for sharing your opinion.

[@dezirethaniels6565]

Hi nucleus!

[@Code-002]

Bruh i watched so many gross things in my life this doesn't scare/gross out me

[@anonymoushuman8443]

I’m scared

[@gekkkoincroe]

Indeed these conditions are scary and imagining yourself cut open and surgery is same . It all gets better .

[@Maddy_cool87]

i happy to say that my mom is doing good after the surgery!! i am doctor by the way, but not a vascular surgeon, but a neurologist!

[@dhrowpathi6484]

Hello sir

[@sharanyabhandary1666]

Is this a major problem actually my mom have beating problem in stomach I don't know how to explain it and she have thyroid problem too. Is this because of that plz explain

[@olivia6063]

@@sharanyabhandary1666 Late answer. I was worried about my aorta due to pain in this area. My husband took me to the ER one night because of this pain. The doctor did checked my aorta, liver, kidneys, stomach with ultrasound. Nothing was wrong with my aorta or anything else. Maybe take your mum to a doctor and ask him to check your mum's aorta. Stay safe.

[@edwardluth7740]

I’m in medical also and my Mother has a triple AAA so I’m pushing her to go in. Hers is 3.2 as of a few months ago. Been growing about 1 cm per year. So it must have a stent.

[@tupakkaonhyvaa]

i happy. That a apple product?

[@jenniferdibuono]

My mom died from AAA on July 20. Devastating. She ignored the warning signs, and when she finally went to the ER, it was too late. Pay attention to your body. She didn't have to die.

[@therealleon123]

Jay Dee it's not her fault

[@jaimindave391]

This 26 of July my mother also died. Doctor tell us that operation will held in 2020 and not needsudden operation. Because operation is to risky and stant is not possible so we have to do open surgery. After performing operation she was ok but after 4 days of operation she got infected on blood and urine. After 2 days heart arrest but she survive at that time but unfortunate she goes in coma and than she fight more than 63 days in icu in vagitative state and than death win over life...

[@rickiedecuir8596]

@@jaimindave391 so sorry for your lost my sympathies

[@jackson.denzler.]

What are the warning signs?

[@farhaarif]

What are the warning signs

[@nucleusmedicalmedia]

@anitafrancorsi Thank you! Hope your father-in-law's surgery goes well! It's a very good thing the aneurysm was diagnosed early and he is getting treatment.

[@anitachron3038]

I’ve been diagnosed with one. Scared to death. Surgeon said It’s not too big. Must watch it and go for routine tests once a year. Thanks to all the vascular surgeons out there ❤

[@indiancitizen3013]

What was your symptoms

[@jrmitchellgallery]

Me, too. I'm now scared. They want to watch it. But my question is, why not fix it before it gets too big? There is no answer yet. Just diagnosed so I haven't been to the vascular surgeon yet.

[@boeing747200lr]

Man, medical science has advanced so much. I really feel proud of us human beings.

[@georgethayer2428]

Just had my done this past Friday. Wash having a routine ct scan with dye to check on it's growth rate and discovered it was bleeding. Was taken to another hospital and immediately had surgery. The procedure was EVAR type going through the vessels in the legs. Glad I'm on this side of the daisies. 59 y.o. male.

[@mandy81841]

I see this comment was made 8 years ago. How are you going now?

[@SirGeorge53]

@@mandy81841 Still here. Thanks. Now I'm dealing with curated arteries. If it's not one thing it's another. however, I have drastically changed my lifestyle, lost a bunch of weight and things look a lot brighter going forward. How nice of you to ask.

[@ExcaliburAero]

@@SirGeorge53good to see you’re doing well!

[@SirGeorge53]

@@ExcaliburAero thanks! I just got word about two hours ago that I’ll be having a procedure on the 10th of August on the neck arteries. Feeling confident as I have the same doctors I had for the AAA procedure.

[@ExcaliburAero]

@@SirGeorge53 oh great! Hope all goes well for you man :))

[@Mag-ev8ho]

my dad just had 3... they caught it in time... this was the 4th time he’d ever gone to the doctor my whole life. I was so scared I was going to lose him... every doctor said he was lucky and we did nothing but love on him after. No matter how stubborn the man is ❤️ and if he sees this LOVE YOU DIDDY!!!!!

[@colleen499]

The video is great but the comments are really easing my mind. My husband, who is just shy of 60, is scheduled for open abdominal surgery for his 5.6 cm aortic aneurysm😰. Initially discovered in 2020, but has grown considerably. I’ve been super worried as we are still a month away for surgery date. Kudos to all the amazing Doctors with this very fine skill ~

[@nucleusmedicalmedia]

Thanks for your comment - hope your mother's surgery goes well next week!

[@butterfly7448]

I'm a pre-med Student, and I'm so fascinated with how the human body functions ,so I've decided to watch a random anatomy vid every single day to be a little familiar with med terms Wish me luck! And thank you for making great vids

[@nucleusmedicalmedia]

So sorry for your loss.

[@sphansel3257]

Nucleus Medical Media who are you talking to

[@Panda299]

Very informative video! This has basically summed up everything in my lecture notes. Now I have a clearer understanding of AAA and will hopefully do well for this part of the exam. Thank you :)

[@newzcutter]

My dad is 92 and just had this done 3 days ago. His aneurysm was 7cm. He had abdominal pain prior getting admitted to the hospital.

[@TomDeVito]

My dad just had this operation done back in January thankfully it was a success but it is a very serious thing

[@shsftech3792]

Salute to all doctors out there!

[@mukankagankus3101]

Perfect learning way I ever seen. As a medical student from Turkey, thank you guys

[@RajPatel-by3wj]

Yes, you are right. BTW, I am an engineer.😁

[@ulaskarncac6723]

Nerde okuyon knk

[@mukankagankus3101]

Akdeniz tıp

[@lairthehair]

WOW Im so happy your Dad survived please wish him a happy new year from me and yes I will count my blessings and a Happy New Year to you as well

[@anitafrancorsi]

This video is superb! My father in law is due for this surgery shortly and this is really very informative!

[@basemjs]

@1paar1 They will perform a "by-pass" which means that the blood from the aorta will enter into an external tube which is then connected to the other side of the aorta through a machine; therefore, "by-passing" the aneurysm (which would be at surgical repair during that time). This would maintain the flow of the blood to all organs throughout the surgery.

[@abaaadi08]

how fantastic is this video .. best medical animation I have ever seen ..

[@kettismith3884]

I had this surgery this past July........thank God my doc caught it.

[@li33y17]

My grandpa underwent open surgery but didn’t make it, he was 83 with an 8cm aneurysm. We found out he had an aneurysm because we took he to the ER for swollen feet; his legs hurt really bad and were purple for about a week. When they did an ultrasound that is where they found the aneurysm that was causing the bad circulation in his legs. We were given the option to chose surgery or not and we decided to go through with it. My grandpa survived the surgery and responded well, but sadly the next day he got lower leg ischemia. Turns out blood clots can happen after the surgery and that is what happened to my grandfather. The muscle in his leg died due to the blood clot and caused him to become very sick to the point of organ failure.

[@tupakkaonhyvaa]

Bloody hell. At some point euthanasia would be the best option and that's a fact.

[@gnedelcu7]

Peace! Thank You for this video. București, RO, EU

[@idealconcepts1]

Thank you so much for sharing this informative video. My Dad is being scheduled for surgery possibly for next month. He is 85yrs old. My Dad had TURP surgery in June for an enlarged prostate and is still recovering from that. I am SUPER scared as he has developed anxiety and depression pre op and now post op. His blood pressure is borderline and he is on medication for it. Abdominal surgery being performed. How can we help him prepare?

[@johnannaburke1625]

I don't show appreciation for Dr.'s But your work is truly amazing Thank you for educating yourself thank you for going that extra mile with me amen

[@Maddy_cool87]

when you look at a long term, studies suggest that there is not much of a difference in mortality and morbidity in Endovascular and open method!!! Retroperitoneal method is preferred now a days in open method. and Endovascular method requires frequent monitoring to make sure it is in the right place or not. altogether risky operation with 1-5 % mortality, my mom is having an open surgery next week. hope everything goes well

[@TJFNYC212]

I just had the more invasive open abdominal procedure. The procedure it extremely invasive and I am finding the recuperation period quite painful. I would like to hear from others who have had this surgery to find out how you coped with the recovery period. thanks

[@sniperbunny6154]

How are you now?

[@power5able]

My dad is daignosed yesterday..Im just here to find out the procedure and be prepared since we cant go and visit him at hospital..I hope if he need to undergo any of this, everything will be just fine..

[@basemjs]

@1paar1 The lower limb can withstand ischemia for upto 4 hours (the time required for the surgery). The aorta can withstand the high pressures ( over 50% of the world's population suffer from hypertension & they are surviving just fine). Therefore, these 4 hours won't affect the heart.

[@Cwgrlup]

basemjs -- you’re forgetting the INTESTINES- Have you ever had ischemic colitis? I almost died from it. No blood to the gut. Very very painful-- vomiting and GI hemorrhage until you are septic. The gut can’t go without blood supply - it doesn’t go well.

[@belliebum12]

minimally invasive procedures always seem better whenever I watch these.

[@spetteruti]

This is so incredible..My best friend just died suddenly of this..he had no symptoms until sudden back pain one night...his family was told there are only 2 surgeons on the west coast that could perform the surgery and while they waited it was too late...this has been so informative...🙏

[@emmel4fun]

My condolences. How old was he?

[@Kloon682]

I was born with an aorta aneurysm still can't get over the fact that I have this.

[@jackson.denzler.]

Marcel Viviers how are you doing now?

[@husheddesert1725]

7 years ago...

[@markhawkins235]

I found the video very helpful for me to better understand the operation my brother may soon face.I know I would fell much better in knowing exactly how the surgeons would repair the Aneurysm. Thank you.

[@NYcountryQT]

I have this and the surgery looks simple I know hopefully I will get this its not that big now but it will be at some point. This video eases my mind alot!!!

[@jett6865]

how are u now

[@smc130]

Best of luck to you.

[@CSIdomino]

my grandpa was rushed to the hospital, but his aorta has been already ruptured before he could make it to the hospital and unfortunatley he passed away...i really miss him. I'm only telling this because we all need to take care of each other.

[@neetuyadav6592]

Very nice illustrations..... Good video.... 👍

[@MsWendylynne]

one thing they dont tell you is that there will be a risk for ayneruysm's. my mother had this surgery 10 years ago and now has one in her leg, so we have to have it done again, she is lucking that it was purtruding out of her skin and she was able to catch it before it busted, so be healthy after your surgery, and keep and eye on your stress!

[@jackson.denzler.]

Wendy Heaton how is she doing now?

[@hammertimeee1]

My dad passed away in 1994 from this procedure because the surgeon did not have the proper size graph/tube. It is my understanding they actually sent someone to another hospital to get the proper size part making the total operation time 11 hours, He died that evening in the ICU, he was only 62 years old. Don't go to a VA for this surgery, do your DD and find the best MD and hospital. There is no second chance with this procedure. I wish everyone who must have this done the very best!!

[@pan.0018]

I have a pulse in my stomach and I get severe pain in my abdomen and my back. I'm 15 and although I eat fast food, I don't do any drugs and my doctor says that my blood pressure is normal

[@isaacm1852]

I am 29 also i have the same symptoms how are you doing?

[@Onlarryy]

@@isaacm1852 same exact throbbing pain in my stomach really bad

[@leighblacklocke7190]

get checked It's painless

[@bsc1959]

Excellent video, I had a TRIPLE "A" a few months ago, no surgery is required yet. my aorta is 1.5 cm. my dr. said they have to wait and see if my aorta is going to swell within 6 months. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I'm to young to have these problems.

[@jackson.denzler.]

bsc1959 any updates?

[@form109]

@cba1307 if an Anerysm Ruptures you will Bleed to Death.....pretty quickly at that given the high volume of blood that goes through that artery....that's why Scheduled surgery on an Anerysm is always better than emergency surgery.

[@dabuaminah4963]

Very good and clear explanation

[@fjoy3376]

Great informative video. Would be nice to include the blood bypass information and that completed closures (with open surgeries) can happen DAYS later, once patient appears stable, THEN they close you up

[@TJFNYC212]

@mrjohn395 I am doing pretty well at the 7 month point. My problem is that I still get very exhausted....... and I still have problems some problems with regularity but that has gotten better. I am pretty much pain fear and back to my normal activities: work gym whatever but I get very tired Maybe it is just old age creeping up on me. I hope you get some relief soon Tom

[@thegamingbird101]

My grandfather passed from AAA it was heartwrenching, the doctor came in and said that mortality was low but letting it be was not good, the next day he could take it and he started to internally bleed from the ruptured aorta, he only lasted two more days after succumbing to it, I pleeded him to take it but he said he didn't want it, it was very painful to watch him slowly pass away from it, it's was December 25 10:00 am or 2:00 am PT, I feel sorry that he couldn't even reach his 86th birthday, alas my grandfather may you rest with grandma and be happy in your other life 😞

[@leighblacklocke7190]

😞

[@aadarshbhurgo8410]

I love youtube comments . People here genuinely wanna share real stuff.. and complement for real . Or even console for real. U get answers for the questions u ask for ❤️

[@rashido_grey]

wow always such a joy to watch these videos

[@TheMrpalid]

i saw one of these that was huge in medical school in a cadaver, that hadn't bursted yet

[@jackson.denzler.]

TheMrpalid what?

[@songnain]

Excellent video, short and precise .

[@carl108]

Through what 'backroad' are the organs that are supplied by the abdominal aorta able to receive oxygenated blood when it's clamped during the 4-6 hour procedure?

[@Cwgrlup]

Carl Logsdon excellent question-- I was thinking about the huge things risk of ischemic colitis that goes along with this surgery ( and can happen as a complication of AAA) --trust me IT IS NOT FUN! VERY SCARY AND PAINFUL.

[@sm.663]

I was thinking about that as well.

[@MikeBarbarossa]

The whole procedure is 4-6 hours but i think they get good and ready before they clamp off so not clamped off that long

[@helper769]

Whoa,I hope i wont have an aneurysm,This looks very dangerous to have,and very painful to repair unless you are tranquilized

[@mistrrhamoodi9948]

Need new videos we love this channel plz upload... waiting bro...

[@ellekriz]

thanks so much for the video...We're going to make a case presentation with my group and this is helpful for us

[@abrahamarciga3334]

Wow we have come so far in the world of medicine. We went from "Let's pull it out and see what happens" To this video

[@mrjohn395]

@TJFNYC212 Tom i had some problems with regularity too but not to much now.Have you ever had any blood work done to see if you are deficient in anything. I still get very tired but I have been a smoker for a long time that doesnt help any.I say the same thing maybe its old age but i think this type of operation takes a lot out of anyone its one of the biggest operations there is . Im 64 and live in NJ.Tom I hope you have a good Thanksgiving and feel better hang in there . JOHN

[@thandiking1286]

im experiencing this as we speak but this scares me to think i may need to do this

[@zenic4091]

Thanks for this information

[@NYcountryQT]

What I don't get is why does it have to be a certain size to be fixed why can't they fix it when they find it so you don't have to sit and worry if this will be the last day you live. I get so nervous and scared the instant I get pain in my belly its insane to have to live like this!!!

[@samsyes5605]

Great job of medical science😀😀😀😀

[@flosilk1]

Bravo for this explanation

[@samanthagawronski824]

My grandpa did on December 22, 2000. Sorry for your loss

[@hateisasignofenvy651]

R.I.P. Tommy Ford

[@irondiet6831]

✊

[@abo88faisal]

thanks alot waiting for another upload

[@kb9029]

My mom is about to have this surgery

[@sagittariuswoman6005]

Thanks for this vidio,

[@MrCountrybear]

wow! it is great idea(last one)

[@pepsi666]

I got one of these, how did I get it ?I don't have high blood pressure, have eaten sensibly, done plenty of exerciseI have been told to return in a years time for another scan How can I reduce it ? I have been told its nothing to worry about, I am not sure about thatTo me this procedure seems scary stuff, no matter which you haveWhat are the risks of any of them going wrongCant it be repaired any other way ?

[@pepsi666]

@@ravibhai1292 I'm still here, had another scan, still the same size since last scan (3.5) they just said to leave it and see you next year, I dont know if that will happen because of this dam virus (as if I dont have enough to worry about, I have pulmonary Fribrosis, this aneurysm, now I am in a lock down Thanks for asking :)

[@pepsi666]

@@ravibhai1292 70 that was on the 18 October :) nope cant defeat it, has to be operated on, a stent, but the others ailments are a death sentence

[@flippinnngiraffe808]

First what are the signs and how do you prevent it

[@48censor]

mine is holding at 4.3 and has been doing so since its discovery 2 years ago. I was told to walk but not lift any comments?

[@fayez2568]

BOYCOTT PC any update for your condition would be helpful

[@jackson.denzler.]

How are you now?

[@DigBick1337-]

Oh fuck my mans dead and I think I'm getting the symptoms I'm only 18 man wtf

[@john98777]

My dad had the endovascular surgry back in december his anerisim was near his kidney 2-3 days in hospital he was in for 6 days but that be also because his kidneys as the doctor put it fell asleep

[@dorotta83]

My father in law just recover from it. Very serious thing

[@finn_l33]

Woah aorta is so big

[@jamiegreyy]

Can you aorta spasm? I get the sensation similar to when your heart skips a beat, like it flutters in locations that feel like where my aorta passes through.. But I'm seeing zero cases, and no information on such a thing being possible. So I might be attributing something else to this? What could it possibly be though?! :(

[@z0mb0tjosh0002]

Vfib

[@UnitedDestinyEntertainment]

I get this as well

[@cebulinestv]

Like nyo kung nandito kayu dahil kay christine dacera😁

[@stephaniemariemcdonald9096]

Science is amazing ❤

[@anonymoushuman8443]

This is so scary.

[@ananthumangalan8350]

My best friend passed away 6 months ago due to abdominal aortic aneurysm. He was just 25....The symptoms started to show just 1 week before his death.

[@Slowburnripz]

What were the symptoms

[@m.turner1748]

Omg 😢 my mom passed away from a ruptured triple A last year they come so sudden and are usually fatal

[@m.turner1748]

@Ansh Bawa sudden severe stomach pain and/or back pain, sweating, etc.

[@ondwelathomu5809]

I can feel a pulse in my stomach and I did go to the Hospital but they didn't do anything , they keep on doing blood test

[@olivia6063]

I could see and feel my pulse in my aorta. Had pain and felt sick. My husband took me to the ER. They checked my aorta, liver, kidneys, stomach with ultrasound. It took 30-45 minutes. My aorta was fine.

[@mojicapragacha6196]

@@olivia6063 what is d size of ur aorta mam ? F u dont mind ..tnx for ur reply ..

[@olivia6063]

@@mojicapragacha6196 The doctor told me it was normal. I asked about "normal". He said it was around 2,5 cm. No blockage anywhere.

[@maeveangeldasalla4378]

Im scared cus i feel my heartbeat on my stomach

[@xaviervegas8585]

same I noticed it 4 months ago, at first I thought I had AAA but I found out it's normal. You should only get concerned when you have chest pain,abdominal pains etc.

[@ingcoaltheya8565]

@@xaviervegas8585 HEYYY PLS REPLY. Im in a state of panic rightnow and idk what to do. I feel pulses/beat near my stomach. Im scared af what do i do

[@Adrian-xu3xi]

@@ingcoaltheya8565 are you good now ?

[@Harry2002-z9q]

@@xaviervegas8585 help me plss i noticed heartbeat in my stomach

[@aaqibjaved5214]

Actually I feel heartbeat in my stomach

[@Србомбоница86]

Especially after a big meal and when I lie down ugh

[@jimscott1246]

I had this durgery performed over two years ago. It corrected the aneurysm, but unfortuately left me with three or four new health issues. No Dr. Has been able to explain why the destention on my left side has not gone down at all. My digestive system has been severly compromised. I can no longer have sex, they say they might have nicked a nerve. I also have a numbness that goes the entire length of the incision. So for me personally it is hard to say if it eas all that successful. I definitely won't be going back for more

[@ayapoooots]

Can I ask something? How much this Endovascular aneurysm repair cost? My granny has AAA and I don't really have any idea how much it cost.

[@smc130]

Aya Maryse Pantoja .... if you want your granny to live does the cost really matter?

[@تدريباترسم]

تم اجراء العمليه ولله الحمد

[@aless4872]

I’m not sure if I have this. I’m 16 and after I had a meal I all of a sudden had really bad pain in my abdomen and I could feel my abdomen pulsing. The pain went away but the pulsing still persists. My abdomen feels tight whenever I stand up and whenever my heart is beating fast I can feel my abdomen pulsating.

[@kingklaus2115]

Are you still having issues with your gut?

[@robmar7190]

I currently have a Celiac artery aneurysm it has been watched by the VA with no further enlargement’ for about 5-6 years’ did a PET-CT last week for a prostate biopsy’ 30 psa’ and current bone pain in lower back and hip (r) and knees pains both - all night pain’ see DR tomorrow for results’

[@nonoooooooooo1]

amazing

[@cherrygonzales1512]

Do i have that?! Cause my belly is beating but im not pregnant and my chest sometimes it hurts im scaredd help me

[@cherrygonzales1512]

I'm still alive, thank u

[@Sphinxgamingworld9942]

@@cherrygonzales1512 how are you now? Does your stomach still beat?

[@nathzuuu1833]

Same i have visible pulse in my stomach for 5 years already

[@AutieMtlhd]

RIP Peter Steele.

[@akashappu4211]

Tqsmmm sir😍😍

[@thepurpleunicorn3515]

I’m 11 years old and I have it I don’t want to die 😭😭😭

[@olivia6063]

Do you THINK that you have it? Or do you KNOW that you have it? If you have it you should not be here writing sweetie, you would be at hospital.

[@bobvan2451]

I am 68 and have a 3.2 centimeter anerisium I want to have the repaired right away, I am invery good health now and don't want to wait till I am in danger

[@ashrafmarshabotros396]

I'm getting ready for surgery, AAA, WITH BLOOD CLOTS , MY MOM, GRANDMOTHER AND MANY OTHER'S ON MOM SIDE DIED OF THUS ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM WITH BLOOD CLOTS

[@jackson.denzler.]

Ashraf Marsha Botros hows it going now?

[@olivia6063]

@@jackson.denzler. I wonder the same thing. Hope he/she is doing well.

[@p_filippouz]

Dude are you there?

[@kestasjk]

I wonder why the endovascular procedure isn't the default, it looks much easier and safer

[@Honimaka]

Chris, most cardio-vascular surgeons prefer this method, but it depends how how much of the aorta is effected and other conditions that they cannot perceive until the abdominal cavity is opened.

[@MikeBarbarossa]

@@Honimaka You answered 8 years later, so EVAR is the most used method now with advances

[@raihanaryan7435]

How does the person stay alive with the clamp on such a large and vital artery?

[@astepforward4708]

I lost my dad on 1.1.2022. Due to AAA. Had no symptoms till end.. Finally ruptured.. After reaching hospital He was almost gone. Then after wards we had to face bargaining medical personnel. My dad is no more 😓😓

[@callie.k.underwood]

My grandma had a type a dissection and my grandpa had a 9 cm abdominal aneurysm literally within a week

[@pavelpavlov2129]

callie k. underwood how can I help her , do you want me to operate her?

[@abidrahman2677]

No pain but abdominal pulsation can be a sign of AAA?

[@therhinotron]

I’m 14 and I was sleeping and my stomach started like hurting like a headache in my stomach?? I don’t know if this is whats chasing it but it hurts when I lay on my stomach when I sit up it doesn’t hurt as bad

[@minecraftboygeek]

Game Over Productions talk yo your doctor if it persists.Is it intense pain or mild? Upper abdominal or lower? Left or right?Could just be stomach fluid.

[@therhinotron]

@@minecraftboygeek it's like in the middle of my stomach, a little above my belly button it's kinda mild/intense pain

[@minecraftboygeek]

Game Over Productions if it lasted for that long ask mom or dad to take to doctor