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9 Alarming Symptoms That Warrant a Trip to the ER

Abdominal Pain

From tummy aches to belly bloat, abdominal pain is the number one non-injury reason for adult emergency room visits, according to the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey. The pain can be caused by a number of factors from gas or a pulled muscle to the stomach flu or more serious conditions like appendicitis or urinary tract infections.

Head to the ER if… you’re experiencing intense localized pain, especially in the right lower part of your abdomen or your right upper region, explains Stanton, as this could hint at an issue with your appendix or gallbladder that may require immediate surgery. Other concerning symptoms are abdominal pain accompanied by an inability to keep down any food or fluids; blood in the stool; or a severe and sudden onset of the pain.

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