There might be many factors that can cause Acute Abdominal Pain, these might include common ones such as:

- Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Rupture referring to enlarged blood vessels within the abdomen.

- Acute appendicitis - inflammation of the appendix

- Cancer

- Cholangitis - Inflammation of the bile duct caused by infection or Gallstones

- Cholecystitis - inflammation of the gallbladder

- Crohn's Disease - Inflammation of small pouches in the large intestine

- Gastritis - Inflammation of the stomach lining caused by excessive amount of alcohol consumption and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug use

- Gastroesophageal Reflux Diseases (GERD) - A chronic digestive disease which occurs when the acid from the stomach goes back up into the oesophagus

- Heart attack

- Hernia

- Intestinal Obstruction

- Irritable Bowel Syndrome where its a chronic condition that affects the ability of the colon to function normally

- Kidney stones

- Pancreatitis - Inflammation of the pancreas

- Pelvic Inflammatory Disease - Inflammation around the uterus, ovaries, and the fallopian tubes

- Peptic Ulcers - Open sores in the lining of the stomach, duodenum, or in the oesophagus

- Urinary tract infections, kidney infection, bladder infection

- Viral Gastroenteritis, or the stomach flu

These symptoms of Acute Abdominal Pain can change depends on the condition and causes which might include:

- Fever

- Non-voluntary contraction of the abdominal muscles

- Persistent severe pain in the upper, middle or lower abdomen

- Swelling and tenderness in the upper, middle or lower abdomen

- Tense abdominal muscles

Your doctor might recommend the best treatment options that is tailored just for you. These treatment options might include:

- Dietary and lifestyle changes

- Medication to alleviate the symptoms. Painkillers will be considered in severe cases.

- Surgery