Abdominal Pain Causes by Location and Quadrant [Differential Diagnosis Chart]

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[@the_townleys]

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[@janemathes3616]

Atleast he calls you name. Yes or here is your script. Try this!!

[@jenniferb5968]

this was AWESOME! i'm in nursing school, and this was (way more) explanatory than lecture, thank you SO MUCH!

[@dawnfrye4343]

That’s awesome! I hope you love being a nurse as I did. Don’t let anyone deter you, any negativity is often just nurses that need to move on either to a new job or retire, lol💯. I feel it was such a gift, having had so many amazing experiences & made so many friends in my many co-workers. Remember to hold your unit clerks & nurse aides in high regard, they too are the backbone on a hospital unit that hold so much knowledge yet are greatly underpaid and under appreciated, they are your friends treat them with respect.

[@australiamyway]

Just so you know. I had pain left hand side upper and it is very unique. It is a gallbladder issue and no where near the gallbladder. Not all pain and location is known

[@ezmed]

It's amazing what a quick video can do! Great supplement to lectures 👍 Good luck with nursing school! 🙏🏻

[@ezmed]

@@dawnfrye4343 This was very well said and insightful! Thank you for providing your experience and knowledge! 🙌

[@ezmed]

@@australiamyway This is a great example of why keeping a broad differential is important! Not all cases and presentations are the same. Location of pain is important but it’s not a hard-and-fast rule. Hope you’re doing better! 🙏🏻

[@dawnfrye4343]

I really enjoyed this as I had RT MCA/CVA at 47 after nursing for 20+ years I’ve not been able to return to work & lost my nursing license as well as it expired same year as stroke & I wasn’t able to do the required CE. I miss it dearly but am grateful for the time I was nursing.

[@ezmed]

Thank you for your service as a nurse! 🙏🏻 Hope you are doing well and can still find ways to pursue your passion for nursing and helping others! 😊

[@jakemelinko]

So many nurses are unhealthy and in denial of their diet and lifestyle choices being the cause. Thank goodness for kind people putting the info out here for everyone to have the opportunity to improve themselves. We have a lot working against us

[@washimchowdhury2524]

It was really helpful in understanding different etiologies of abdominal pain with anatomical correlation.

[@AnitaCorbett]

GREAT DESCRIPTION easy to understand and remember Thanks

[@ezmed]

Glad it was easy to understand! Thanks for watching! 🙌

[@car-less-ness6770]

Thank you for sharing these "tips" to abdominal pains and their possible causes.

[@ezmed]

Any time! Sometimes it helps having a visual! 👍

[@wardrobelion]

Wonderful tutorial. Straightforward and in depth.👍

[@ezmed]

Glad it was to the point and educational! Thanks for watching! 🙌

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I just found your channel. This video is great. I just subscribed. 😊

[@ezmed]

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[@adimilshtein3269]

Very helpful video which simplifies the understanding of possible sources of anyone's pain/s.

[@ezmed]

Simplifying it definitely helps with understanding and retention, thanks for your support!

[@oliverichards2699]

Very helpful and clear

[@CocoBean-ce3kv]

Except for all those who are suffering from ACNES and are having unnecessary, expository surgeries. it’s so common and so many people are suffering in pain from nerve entrapment.

[@doeidaho2101]

The best, quick, interesting & intelligent lecture. Great job.

[@ezmed]

Awesome! 👏 Glad you liked it, and thank you for watching! 🙏🏻

[@adeyabebabekele2021]

Very well explained & informative! Thank you!

[@annmarieroach4459]

THANK YOU

[@ezmed]

You're welcome! 👍

[@pes3413]

I think hernias should be included , thanks for the nice videos

[@chungrigby5006]

Visual and very well explained simply. Thank you.

[@vickyM9583]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@ezmed]

You’re welcome! 🙏🏻

[@mariocean808]

Why can't I find a knowledgeable doctor? All I hear is "we're not sure what it is ma'am". Ten studies later......"everything looks fine, ma'am."

[@amazinggrapes3045]

Wait, you guys are getting tests done?

[@mariocean808]

@@amazinggrapes3045 Yes. So far I've had, Endoscopy, ultrasound, CT scan, stool test etc. Everything looks perfect yet the pain can be unbarable at times.

[@CocoBean-ce3kv]

If you’re having pain that’s hard to diagnose the. Look into ACNES. It’s nerve entrapment.

[@mariocean808]

@@CocoBean-ce3kv will do. Ty

[@-VIGILANTALWAYS]

TRACK your SYMPTOMS OVER A SET AMOUNT OF DAYS ON A CALENDER OR NOTEBOOK. Then TYPE SYMPTOMS INTO YOUR SMARTPHONE ON GOOGLE OR YOU-TUBE. IF a SYMPTOM IS SERIOUS like FREQUENT BLOOD IN STOOL GO TO THE HOSPITAL and REQUEST A SPECIALIST GASTROENTEROLOGIST. They will order a series of TESTS BLOOD ETC... DON'T WAIT TILL ITS TOO LATE DUE TO SOME MALIGNANT TUMERS GROW FAST...

[@KidCity1985]

Don't forget endometriosis. I have it all throughout my abdomen. They had no idea until an ovarian cyst needed to be removed.

[@sadiqhussain157]

Ultra sound

[@KidCity1985]

@@sadiqhussain157 they don't show it, they have to cut to find it.

[@lalatabi5134]

Amazingly intelligent lecture. I am glad to have seen this video. Thanks for sharing 💫💫💫💫💫

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[@lalatabi5134]

@@ezmed Seriously, very educational. Loved it 🙏

[@ezmed]

@@lalatabi5134Awesome! 🙌

[@gihaji]

Great information I been having this pain in RLQ area over three years doctor say it nothing but it is something sadly doctor don't want to listen to the patient because we know our bodies better than anybody people just don't complain about paying if it's no pain there it doesn't work good luck to everybody in the I wish you happiness peace and good health

[@Sumapath]

Well explained and to the point. Thank you 🙏

[@lyndamartin5045]

Very informative Deal with pain daily.

[@ezmed]

Glad you found the video informative! Hope you feel better! 🙏🏻 Remember to visit your healthcare provider as this video is just for educational purposes only. Good luck to you!

[@sixoffive]

You nailed kidney stones and testicular torsion. I can also get back pain that will move to the front in that same quadrant with kidney stones.

[@ezmed]

Yep you perfectly described a fairly common presentation for kidney stones! 👍 Flank/back pain that radiates to the groin/front

[@Md-pp8sk]

I have upper quad pain right in the middle. I also have really bad constipation and once I use a laxative it’s better.

[@eugeniosheryl1201]

Thank you for uploading this video with great explanation❣️

[@ezmed]

Any time! Glad you liked the explanation! 😊

[@AuntyM66]

Many thanks this has been so helpful.

[@ezmed]

Great! 🙌 Glad it could help you out!

[@katusiimeshilla5970]

Thanks for this video now i have a clue on wat could be the problem so am on my way going to the doctor to see wat he can say.

[@olliekimvaso7640]

very informative awesome explanation easy to understand very educational

[@ezmed]

Wow! Thank you for the great comment! 🙏🏻

[@davenbennallie8593]

Very great video. Thank you

[@ezmed]

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[@Radiate.7]

Best video...sumps up everything 🙏🙏🙏

[@ezmed]

Appreciate that! Glad it could sum it all up for you! 👏

[@SV-ShyamaArts]

Thank you Sir I'm getting pain in Left side middle stomach

[@michaelsteal9128]

Very helpful. looking forward to future videos

[@ezmed]

Lots more videos to come! 🙌

[@ervinlukaya]

I got elbowed on my mid-lower right side while playing sports and I still have some pain on my right Lower quadrant, This all happened yesterday

[@mortezahabibnia8120]

Thanks for your great presentation.

[@adisaomotola4384]

Thank you so much for this 🥰I can't wait to show my lecturer

[@Jodie-cc6mb]

Thank you for the video.

[@moseserigbe9355]

This video is very helpful.thanks.

[@ezmed]

Happy to hear it's helpful! 👏 Thanks for watching!

[@shafishafi4098]

Highly informative video. Appreciate your efforts.

[@ezmed]

Thanks for acknowledging and glad it helped! 💯

[@Myworld-z9o]

Hello there . I have here and 1 month now that I started havin pain on my left upper abdomen and gas to be honest I don’t drink enough water my appetite is very good but sometimes I get this kind of sharp pain . Constipation I don’t think i have since My stool comes out normal. I’m scared to go get diagnosed

[@saleemayesha1053]

Your videos helpful in medical School. I'm very thankful to you 💕

[@ezmed]

Great to hear the videos are helping, hope medical school is going well!

[@CandyGirl44]

This is quite weird. For years I suffered from bladder discomfort and pain, manifesting along my right side from about my hip bone to about midriff. I used Pyridium as the most effective pain killer. Then 8 months ago, Pyridium went off the market, and South Africa didn't import any product to replace it, so eventually i had to go to the urologist. She said I had an inflamed bladder and had to undergo an operation to remove what she called restrictions. I feel much better now, it just surprised me that the pain didn't manifest around the bottom middle square where the bladder is situated🤔🤔

[@ketoonkratom]

Love One Another God Bless Everyone

[@ezmed]

Thanks for the kind words 🙏🏻

[@gawill2327]

I have left spigelian hernia in the lower left lower quadrant. It took ages to diagnose as I’m female. They first said my ovaries, then fat necrosis etc etc and finally it was found on a ct scan with contrast… I went on to have unsuccessful surgery as apparently it is only 6 mm in size so too small to see for the surgeon however he still inserted a 6x6 mesh inside me hoping it would be successful, but it wasn’t and the spigelian hernia is still there. Now he says he will have to remove the mesh but the hernia is too small to fix!!!….Why didn’t he say this before the initial surgery…causing me more stress and harm? 🙁🙁

[@killlaflame]

Pls get a better doctor, one that is a woman.

[@killlaflame]

Who hopefully knows better

[@gawill2327]

@@killlaflame I live in U.K. and have NHS consultant so I don’t really have a choice unfortunately

[@justinhart7172]

Does it hurt you so much to remove it

[@lyricberlin]

for a year and a half I have had a stabbing pain in my RUQ. I don't have a gall bladder. It was removed 3 decades ago. It constantly feels like there is something there underneath the tip my rib. CAT scan shows nothing. Sometimes it is really bad and followed by severe diarrhea. I have been to several doctors and they run test then it is come back in a month. Then come back in 3 months. They are doing nothing. Nothing stops this pain.

[@pyrovania]

Have you been traveling somewhere you might have picked up a parasite?

[@keithalbert7585]

Same here

[@yogawithmuthulakshmivenkat1668]

Did you check your kidneys?

[@divine1562]

Get your respiratory system checked too. Hope you're doing well

[@Angelina6518]

I’ll put you in my Eternal prayer basket. I’m hoping you’ll get some answers and relief therein. I have a similar plight but ULQ. They say pancreatitis and gall bladder? Anyways, you need peace of mind. Courage! I had a cancer decades ago and the only way I had an answer wand directions and could go forward was once I began praying sincerely. The pain was so great and my time to sleep was dominated with inexplicable pain. So? Finally, an answer was given me, through prayer and specifically in pleading for help through fifty four days (54) rosary novena and ( within a week or two) an answer er voila!

[@erick5327]

EXCELLENT

[@nancygrattan1805]

Very helpful- thanks so much!

[@cathymac6472]

I always have pain in the RUQ... sometimes it hurts so bad I want to cry. The doctor can find nothing wrong.

[@bambinaforever1402]

I used to have that too, had lots of tests, doctors did not find anything. I went to several. Then after a year the pain just stopped , for a decade already it never came back.

[@divine1562]

What an amazing video! 👏

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I really appreciate your video thanks alot

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Awezome presentation Thank you

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What an excellent presentation.

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Greatest review ever Thank you

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Great! 👏

[@djkenny1202]

Had Transient Intussusception of duodenal. Only 1 time had dizzy spells and light tummy pain. Gone in about 1.5 hrs after imaging. Corrected itself whilst overnight in hospital. It was bizarre. Nothing on camera pill seen week later, or on ultrasound. Mystery. 4 years later I’m having some GI issues. Decided to get an MRI. It shows up again. Called it Transient. No commonly associate symptoms. Decide on Balloon Endoscopy (not fond of exploratory some surgeons wanted to do). Nothing. Bizarre. Got another MRI 2 years later. More recently. Nothing. Had colonoscopy and endoscopes a few tears ago, too. Nothing concerning beyond my esophagus having B level inflammation, years of reflux did that. Happens still on occasion. I am having issues with light pains below ribs. Sometimes light nausea follows eating within 30 minutes. Blood work looks good. Any ideas?

[@whitneyv.8211]

Why did they recommend this day after I had stomach pain? I kept it completely to myself.

[@ezmed]

That's crazy timing. Hope you're feeling better! 🙏🏻 Remember this video is for educational purposes only and to seek medical attention for care if you need it. Good luck to you!

[@bababa4275]

Great explanation. Thank you very much.

[@ezmed]

No problem! 👍 Glad you liked it

[@annettegenovesi]

Really wonderful video. I would love to have seen more about the duration of pain, as in which conditions cause the pain to worsen over time and if pain goes away do you assume there was nothing serious, etc. Anyway, thank you I enjoyed this.

[@ezmed]

Great suggestions! Those types of details can be found in the videos that review the specific conditions and will also be in future videos for the conditions that don't have a video yet. Glad you enjoyed it! 🙌

[@annettegenovesi]

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[@excxmoody]

Yes it would, right between two of them is where I kept having pain several years ago.

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[@dwinawhitson3870]

My problem is l have a doctor that doesn't pay attention to me and I have problems with cramps and diarrhea all the time. And history of h-pholyrea

[@elizabetta2453]

Very informative, thank you

[@ezmed]

No problem, thanks for watching!

[@bineeshvpaul7530]

Excellent video presentation sir. I didn't get the name of syndrome that you mentioned in thoracic acs section.Is it acute coronary syndrome or something else? Please reply.. Thank you

[@BluegrassBarn]

Gall stones or gall bladder inflammation can also cause a referred pain to the right side of the back, under the shoulder blade.

[@ezmed]

You're exactly right! 👍 This video didn't focus on referred pain but it's explained in some of the other abdominal pain and gallbladder videos. Thank you for the comment and educating others! 🙏🏻

[@lolwealego6951]

Very nice. Thank you so much

[@ezmed]

You bet! 👍

[@martinarcher1503]

I can see no likely explanation for the abdominal nerve pain i have that is either side of my navel. I've had it for years and it was thought it was referred pain due to a spinal problem, but an mri revealed supposedly no damage to my spine. My spine feels ever more compressed, and the abdominal pain seems to correlate with how upright/standing/walking I am/do each day. Any ideas/opinions no matter how out there would be very welcome. Thanks!

[@sconrey7]

weight training

[@kasonostephen9031]

Wow this is amazing ❣️✔️❣️❣️

[@ezmed]

Much appreciated! 💯

[@kldamdka2933]

Nice I m suffering from right side lower abdominal pain from last few years specially whn I use to fold my right leg and side for few hours .I did ultrasound it's normally but still pain on and off hurts alot and after long walk it goes but ..but of I site and sleep in position of golfing my right less it comes back and hurts... anyone know abt it...pls help

[@annettegenovesi]

Do you think you could have a hernia?

[@anithan4306]

Please share the source of this information. It would be useful for researchers who have no medical background

[@chandasuson7485]

Like your explaination .

[@ezmed]

Awesome! 👍

[@Charky23]

Awesome video!

[@ezmed]

Thank you! 🙏🏻

[@leeyost9917]

Also duodenum as in duodenal ulcer but maybe you’ll get to that

[@itshuman5687]

Hi , I’m facing a very very hurt abdominal pain for 4 days now at the epigastric, umbilical and right flank area. The pain will come for about few second and it will goes away and come back again after a few minutes or sometimes hour. The pain feel like a sharp knife stabbing me in the stomach. On the first day there is only a pain and on the 3rd day I also got diarheaa. And also every time I eat the pain will come at the epigastric area. Should I be worried or not? And should I go to the doctor? I hope anyone can answer me.

[@lord3383]

I have same problem ...pls tell what you didi ??

[@sconrey7]

i think they died from appendicitis

[@soliver111]

Excellent.. thank you

[@ezmed]

You got it! 👍 Thanks for watching!

[@katywuste9054]

Really well presented and succinct, subscribed

[@ezmed]

Thank you!

[@kaylaNingxi]

Thanks a ton 👏👏👏👏👏❤❤

[@ezmed]

No problem! 👍

[@abreshigndemessie9604]

Great explanation 👌 👍

[@ezmed]

Glad you liked it! 👍

[@TheRais21]

Very good vids

[@user-qv4ni9hd8m]

Thank you!

[@ezmed]

You're welcome! 🙌

[@aaronfrancis1894]

Excellent

[@ezmed]

Appreciate it! 🙏🏻

[@Maricruz79]

Very useful, thank u!😊

[@ezmed]

Great! 👏 Glad you found it useful!

[@hildaflorence6488]

Plz doc what causes the umbilical cord to pain almost after every 20 to 30 min and its a sharp pain

[@leeyost9917]

What about illeocecal valve dysfunction. No one talks about that

[@vasudevan1082]

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[@billt689]

Male here getting a sharp pain in the subrapubic area kinda near the LLQ

[@rihannaajie3866]

My pain is located in the lower right side,it has last for years and worsens when I'm approaching monthly period

[@supergirl1386]

im on the same boat,im planning to have it checked, ive never had it not until my 30s. please have it checked it too

[@rihannaajie3866]

@@supergirl1386 OK girl🙏

[@chernorsbarrie8294]

Well explain.

[@ezmed]

Glad it was explained well, thanks for watching! 🙏🏻

[@Randominer782]

Amazing

[@salubriousscratch3540]

Excellent video Sir!

[@ezmed]

Thank you! Glad you liked it! 🙏🏻

[@aleli6791]

Fantastic.

[@ezmed]

Thanks! Appreciate you dropping a comment and watching! 👏

[@karijeffery223]

What if have hypnosis hernia lining of stomach and intestines, and irritable bowel syndrome, and pooping blood

[@gingercox6468]

Basic confusion of left and right looking at the body. When you say left the picture describes on the right.

[@ezmed]

Yep make sure you're being careful with that! 👍 The quadrants in medicine are labeled to reflect the patient's right and left side, and not as if you were looking at them. Hope that helps! 🙏🏻

[@belladawn622]

Excellent.

[@ezmed]

Thank you! 🙏🏻

[@bevyjuri6084]

THANKs and well-explained EZmed😍😍😍🫰🫰🫰

[@ezmed]

You bet! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for commenting! 🙏🏻

[@Lemons33]

Endometriosis! Largely overlooked and misunderstood by the medical community.

[@purplealice]

Why does the sensation of nausea seem to come from the middle of the umbilical region?

[@lisaburgess8551]

Good video xx

[@ezmed]

Thanks for watching! 🙏🏻

[@alexanderantoninsommerkamp4714]

Great video! Minor thing: if you divide the abdomen into nine regions, they can no longer be referred to as quadrants, as this term refers to a division into four parts. If you would refer a patient with i.e. LLQ pain to me, it would mean to me pain located in one fourth of the abdomen, including a quarter of the umbilical area and half of the flank. Otherwise great content, thank you!

[@jeancater1388]

Yes.

[@ecnivmarng7163]

Call it 9-ant

[@alexanderantoninsommerkamp4714]

@@ecnivmarng7163 Hehe :D

[@A_Pa-Plainjane]

Thought you made a reasonable point. The english language can be a bit of a pain in the neck, or some people have a lower opinion of it. LoL

[@francoistourigny3006]

❤very good,

[@ezmed]

Appreciate it! 🙌

[@wric01]

Ibs as novice docs won't know less go deeper to find it.

[@jonathantembo2139]

Good presentation

[@ezmed]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@JenelynLyn2xTabanao-jy6ms]

I have pain left side of colon

[@dhalswarajyalakshmi6296]

Very helpful

[@ezmed]

Great! 👍

[@shivendersingh4770]

Sir you didnt tell the location of pain due to IBS...plz include it also

[@ezmed]

Pain related to IBS can be anywhere in the abdomen. Remember to see your medical provider for diagnosis and management as this video is for educational purposes only. Good luck to you! 🙏🏻

[@christinephillips3435]

I got ibs and the whole of my Stomach hurts so bad and I always look like I am about to give birt it swells Bailey my gp don't care .

[@shivendersingh4770]

Tablets Gutrex -D BD. and Refagut 550 tablets BD is the best treatment for IBS. Avoid milk products and street fried foods for some days. Take this medicine for 2 weeks . I have experienced it practically.

[@sconrey7]

go plant based

[@24goodbuddy]

@@christinephillips3435 same. My gp never did a Cat scan or MRI. More concerned with save insurance $ than my pain.

[@cebakoljenovic8358]

Don’t know why l get abdominal pain every couple months l end up in the hospital for treatment days ago they had to put tub in my nose to sock all the liquid out and it so painful when l get these pains so painful

[@S1V3L]

Q : Which quadrant is your pain in? The hypochondriac in me : Yes

[@-Godlovesme-]

Lol, i was wondering why its called the hypochondriac region..

[@ezmed]

@@-Godlovesme- This is a great question 👍 It was answered in a previous comment but it’s because hypochondriac translates to “under the cartilage”, referring to the cartilage of the rib. So the hypochondriac region refers to the area of the upper abdomen just below the cartilage of the ribs. Hope that helps! 🙌