The connection between abdomen and sternum is very painful.

Does the connection between abdomen and sternum always hurt?

Your pain belongs to upper abdominal pain.

You'd better go to the hospital to check your stomach trouble first. In addition, you should consider the gallbladder problem.

After the diagnosis, it is best to do targeted treatment. At the graduation meeting, gently tell your classmates about your physical condition. If you don't drink at all, it's unreasonable. Try to reduce drinking. This is the only way. Then go to the hospital for treatment in time!

Don't delay time, which will affect and prolong the recovery effect and delay the excellent treatment time.

The following contents are for your reference:

There are many reasons for epigastric pain. The most common cause is stomach disease, but some of them are not stomach diseases, such as hepatobiliary and pancreatic diseases, which can also cause epigastric pain. Therefore, we can't simply diagnose stomach trouble from epigastric pain.

Specifically, epigastric pain can be caused by the following diseases for your reference:

(1) Gastropathy Gastropathy includes gastric ulcer, chronic gastritis, gastric cancer and prolapse of gastric mucosa. These diseases can cause epigastric pain, but the pain characteristics of various diseases are different. The pain of ulcer patients has a certain relationship with diet. Gastric ulcer usually starts from half an hour to an hour after a meal, and then slowly relieves. Duodenal ulcer often hurts three or four hours after a meal and becomes "empty abdominal pain", which can only be relieved after the next meal. Some patients show obvious pain at night.

The incidence of ulcer disease has certain periodicity and regularity, which is more common in spring and autumn every year, and there are certain incentives, such as catching cold, improper diet, mental stress and so on. Generally speaking, the pain of ulcer patients is tolerable. When you suddenly have severe pain after a full meal, you should be alert to the possibility of gastric perforation and immediately send it to the hospital for treatment.

The pain degree of chronic gastritis is similar to or slightly lighter than that of ulcer, but it is irregular, and there are often indigestion symptoms such as fullness and belching in the upper abdomen. When chronic gastritis is accompanied by gastric mucosal prolapse, abdominal pain is aggravated, mostly in the right upper abdomen, and it improves when lying on the left side. Abdominal pain of gastric cancer is irregular epigastric pain, which is aggravated with the progress of the disease. Spasmodic agents have been ineffective, and at the same time there are symptoms such as loss of appetite, emaciation, and even melena and hematemesis.

(2) Acute and chronic hepatitis of liver disease often has no abdominal pain, and some patients will have dull pain or swelling pain in the upper abdomen or right upper abdomen after fatigue, which can be improved after rest. The epigastric pain caused by liver cancer is mostly persistent epigastric pain or right epigastric pain and liver pain. With the development of the disease, the pain becomes more and more severe, even unbearable, and analgesic drugs are needed to relieve it. At the same time, the liver is gradually enlarged and emaciated, and then jaundice, ascites, coma and even gastrointestinal bleeding appear.

(3) Cholecystitis and gallstones are generally induced by eating a greasy diet. It is often paroxysmal colic in the right upper abdomen and upper abdomen, and often radiates to the right shoulder and right back pain. Accompanied by chills, fever and vomiting.

(4) Pancreatic disease Acute pancreatitis is often induced after overeating, with persistent and severe pain in the upper abdomen, which often radiates to the left back with banded pain. The pain of pancreatic cancer is similar to pancreatitis. Abdominal pain in supine position is aggravated, with obvious anorexia, emaciation and sometimes diarrhea.

(5) Acute appendicitis is characterized by acute epigastric pain, sometimes accompanied by vomiting and diarrhea. This kind of pain is similar to acute gastroenteritis, but after a few hours, abdominal pain moves to the right lower abdomen. Pay attention to this situation.

(6) The pain of angina pectoris and myocardial infarction in chest diseases is mostly pain in the posterior sternum and precordial area, but some patients may show heart socket pain. With nausea and vomiting, the elderly should do ECG examination when they have epigastric pain.

Epigastric pain, referred to as stomachache, refers to the pain in the upper abdomen near the heart socket.

This disease is called "epigastric pain caused by caution" in Su Wen. Jing Yue Quan Shu called "abdominal pain"; "Shou Shi Bao Yuan" is called "heartburn". According to its etiology and pathogenesis, it can be divided into deficiency pain, gas pain, heat pain, cold pain, blood stasis pain, food pain, insect pain and so on.

Heartache and hypochondriac pain mentioned in ancient literature also include epigastric pain, but this disease should be distinguished from true heartache, which often occurs in the left chest and chest, and the pain is severe or unbearable every time it suddenly occurs, such as puncture or chest tightness. Pain can spread to the left shoulder or the inside of the left arm, which is called "heartache through the back". In severe cases, as described in "Lingshu Juebing", "it really hurts, and the hands and feet are clear to the joints, which is very painful. Suddenly, it becomes ill and suddenly dies." Its prognosis and treatment are completely different from those of epigastric pain and should not be confused.

In Treatise on Febrile Diseases, chest obstruction and heartache are both heartache, but the nature and size of the cause are different. The site of chest pain is at least the lower abdomen of the heart, and this disease is limited to the upper abdomen. The former is caused by wind-cold, internal heat and water-heat interaction, while the latter is more common in internal injuries and miscellaneous diseases.

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Common syndrome

Stomach pain due to deficiency of the spleen and stomach: dull pain in the upper abdomen, insatiable appetite, vomiting of clear water, aversion to temperature, severe pain when hungry, slight reduction of food when cold, intense cold, cold limbs, loose stool and long urine. The pain is light and heavy, and it will not heal for several years. Severe cases may be accompanied by hematemesis or bloody stool. People with partial qi deficiency can see dull complexion, emaciation, fatigue, lack of food, dullness, and even abdominal distension, chronic diarrhea and proctoptosis. The tongue is tender, with teeth marks on the edge, thin and smooth fur, and heavy or weak pulse.

Stomach pain caused by insufficient stomach yin: dull burning pain in the upper abdomen, dry lips, noisy hunger, or hunger without food. You can see retching and burping, even suffocation and nausea. Dry stool. Red tongue with little body fluid, little or no coating, thin or many pulses.

Stomach pain due to liver depression and qi stagnation: the main clinical manifestations are abdominal distension, paroxysmal pain, bilateral joint, chest tightness and congestion, prolonged sighing, anorexia, belching acid, or vomiting. Bad stool. The tongue coating is thin white or thin yellow, and the pulse is string.

Stomach pain due to indigestion: fullness in the upper abdomen, pain refusing to press, sour taste in the stomach, disgusting smell of food and gas, and relief of pain after vomiting. Bad stool. Thick and greasy tongue coating and slippery pulse.

Burning liver fire and stomach pain: burning pain in the epigastric cavity, acute pain, pain refused to press. Love cold and hate heat, heartburn, dry mouth and bitter taste, even vomiting bitter water, or vomiting blood and hematochezia. Irritability, constipation and redness. Red tongue with yellow fur and thin pulse.

Blood stasis block to prevent stomach pain: epigastric pain, such as acupuncture or knife cutting, refused to press when the pain is limited, can also see hematemesis. The tongue is dark purple or ecchymosis, and the pulse is astringent.

Cold pathogen attacking stomach and stomach pain: the epigastric pain is severe, but it is relieved when it is warm. The pain is often accompanied by aversion to cold, or foaming at the mouth, and the mouth is not thirsty or likes hot drinks. White tongue coating and tight pulse.