AI:Female abdominal pain

 

Severe abdominal pain femsle in earlier forties and blabber platter in solar tendency female after birth if three children in twenty years

I’m not fully understanding the symptoms from your message. It sounds like you may be describing:
A woman in her early 40s
Severe abdominal pain
Possibly bladder or pelvic problems after having 3 children over 20 years
If you mean symptoms like:
lower abdominal or pelvic pain,
a feeling of pressure or something “falling” in the vagina,
urinary leakage,
difficulty urinating,
bloating,
or severe cramps,
then possible causes can include pelvic organ prolapse, uterine problems, ovarian cysts, infections, gallstones, kidney stones, or other abdominal conditions.
Because you mentioned severe pain, she should get medical evaluation soon — especially if there is:

fever,
vomiting,
fainting,
heavy bleeding,
swollen abdomen,
inability to pass urine/stool,
chest pain,
or confusion/slurred speech.
Please rewrite the symptoms in simpler words if possible, for example:
where the pain is,
how long it has lasted,
any swelling, bleeding, urine problems, or fever,
and what “blabber platter in solar tendency” means.

Lower abdomen with loose motion tests and natural medical remedy

Severe lower abdominal pain with loose motions in a woman in her 40s can happen from several causes, including stomach infection, food poisoning, colitis, urinary infection, gynecological problems, or gallbladder/intestine issues. If the pain is severe or persistent, she should see a doctor because abdominal pain plus diarrhea can sometimes need urgent treatment.
Important warning signs — seek urgent medical care if there is:
Fever
Blood in stool
Vomiting repeatedly
Fainting or confusion
Severe dehydration (very dry mouth, dizziness, very little urine)
Swollen or hard abdomen
Pain mainly on one side
Black stools
Severe weakness
Basic tests doctors commonly recommend
A doctor may suggest:
Stool test
Complete blood count (CBC)
Urine test
Blood sugar/electrolytes
Ultrasound abdomen/pelvis
Sometimes colon or gynecology evaluation
Natural / home remedies for mild cases
These can help if symptoms are mild and there are no warning signs:
Hydration (most important)
Drink small frequent amounts:
ORS solution
Coconut water
Rice water
Lemon water with a little salt and sugar
Foods to eat
Banana
Plain rice
Curd/yogurt
Toast
Khichdi
Boiled potatoes
Applesauce
Avoid:
Oily/spicy foods
Alcohol
Excess tea/coffee
Raw street food
Milk if it worsens diarrhea
Helpful natural options
Ginger tea (small amounts)
Cumin (jeera) water
Mint water
Probiotic curd
Rest
Rest and avoid heavy meals for 24–48 hours.
If the abdominal pain is severe, lasts more than 1–2 days, or keeps returning, she should see a physician or gynecologist for proper evaluation rather than relying only on home remedies.