Effectively relieve your abdominal pain with the selection of over-the-counter medications available at Soin-et-Nature, your online pharmacy specializing in digestive health. Antispasmodics, laxatives, antacids, or digestive aids: find targeted, well-tolerated solutions tailored to every type of gastrointestinal disorder to restore your daily comfort.
More detailsMany people, from young children to the elderly, experience stomachaches of varying intensity and causes. The pain is often mild and digestive in nature. These stomachaches therefore do not require long-term treatment.
Stomach aches, stomach pain, bloating… Digestive issues are common everyday ailments. Stomachaches can be treated with over-the-counter medications from your online natural pharmacy. Whether in capsules, tablets, suppositories, or oral solutions, you can choose the type of over-the-counter medication best suited to your specific stomachache. The treatment of stomachaches primarily involves addressing their underlying cause. For this reason, it’s always best to consult a doctor if you have stomachaches of unknown origin.
Many people regularly experience abdominal pain with no known cause other than those mentioned above. This is referred to as functional bowel disorder. This recurrent condition, sometimes incorrectly called “colitis” or “colopathy,” generally does not worsen and does not lead to complications. It may be a sign of anxiety or an underlying depressive disorder.
Acute and severe abdominal pain is almost always a symptom of an intra-abdominal disease. It may be the only sign that surgery is necessary and must be treated promptly. In some cases, it may also indicate a renal, gynecological, cardiac, vascular, thoracic, or—in some instances—metabolic condition. Associated clinical signs (fever, bleeding, diarrhea, constipation, vomiting, etc.) and basic laboratory tests, along with an uncontrasted abdominal X-ray, ultrasound, or abdominal CT scan, can help guide the diagnosis.
(Source: Abdominal Pain: Left, Right, Acute, Causes, Treatment)
Chronic abdominal pain is defined as pain that persists for more than 3 months, either continuously or intermittently. Intermittent pain may be considered recurrent abdominal pain. It can occur at any time after the age of 5. Up to 10% of children require evaluation for recurrent abdominal pain, and approximately 2% of adults—mostly women—have chronic abdominal pain. A higher percentage of adults experience certain chronic gastrointestinal symptoms, such as dyspepsia and various bowel disorders.
If your stomachaches are caused by an unhealthy or overly fatty diet, switch to a diet that’s easier to digest.
Follow the preventive measures for acute diarrhea.
For most conditions that cause acute stomachaches, it is difficult to recommend preventive measures.
If there are no warning signs of abdominal pain that requires urgent or immediate treatment and you don’t think it’s necessary to see your primary care doctor (or see them again), try the following steps to find relief:
You can also relieve the pain by taking a pain reliever or antispasmodic medication. (Source: Stomachache: What to Do and When to See a Doctor - Améli Website)
Be sure to monitor how your stomachache progresses. If the pain persists or even worsens, or if other symptoms appear, see your primary care physician.
Stomach cramps, bloating, constipation, acid reflux. Stomach pain can manifest in many different ways, and each type of pain has its own cause. Do you have stomach pain and want to know why and how to treat it? The Soin-et-Nature team breaks down digestive symptoms and explains the various possible treatments for stomach pain.
When abdominal pain is caused by painful spasms in the digestive tract and the likely cause is known (diarrhea, overeating, irritable bowel syndrome, nervousness, anxiety…), it’s possible to relieve them with antispasmodic medications. Antispasmodics with anticholinergic properties (DOLOSPASMYL, SPASMODEX) may cause bothersome side effects: dry mouth, blurred vision, and mental confusion in older adults. Other antispasmodics are generally well tolerated at standard doses. In some medications, the antispasmodic is combined with a digestive soothing agent or activated charcoal—available at pharmacies —which may be helpful in cases of bloating. The effectiveness of antispasmodics varies from person to person.
The medication Spasfon is indicated for the treatment of spastic pain. It combats abnormal and painful contractions of the intestines, bile ducts, bladder, and uterus. It is available as coated tablets, an oral lyophilisate (Spasfon Lyoc®), a solution for injection in ampoules, or as suppositories to relieve abdominal and pelvic pain. Browse our selection of medications for sale in our online pharmacy.
No medications will be shipped outside of France. Available for pickup only at the pharmacy in Perpignan (France).
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