Hi, Rothsteinz,
Thanks for query.
If pain is on right lower stomach then possibility of having acute appendicitis should be ruled out.
In chronic gastro intestinal infection this can happen as well.
So go for stool test to for G.I.infection and after report go for treatment accordingly.
Avoid fried and junk food.
Avoid constipation.
Ok and bye.

hi
from what you say, it seems the pain is of severe intensity.
In addition what I would like to know are:
Is the pain associated with vomiting?
Does the pain have any association with food ? Is he used to taking very spicy food?
I apologise but does your son take alcohol, the frequency of drinking and was there any binge drinking prior to the attack?
I suppose his motions are clear.
Actually to arrive at a probable diagnosis the information is little insufficient but still just to say its because he is nervous would be wrong unless you get a couple of relevant investigations done to
rule out acute abdomen (acute pancreatitis, acute cholecystitis or acute gastritis). Dont worry the probabilities are not very high considering the pain has occured only twice over a perod of 4 months
Investigations advised:
1. Ultrasound abdomen
2. Blood test: Serum amylase, serum lipase,
Liver function test
Complete blood count

Thanks
Dr Sujjalaxmi