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Stomach Pain
Everyone experiences stomach pain at some point. The pain can be a cramping sensation that leaves you curled up in a fetal position, or a dull, intermittent ache that comes and goes.
But while abdominal pain can be episodic and occur at anytime, you may experience pain primarily in the mornings. The underlying cause could be something you ate the night before, inflammation, or your intestines preparing for a bowel movement.
Even though morning stomach pain is probably nothing to worry about, you shouldn't ignore a severe ache that doesn't go away. Persistent pain could indicate a serious problem, so seek medical attention immediately.
Read more at: https://www.healthline.com/health/digestive-health/stomach-pain-in-the-morning
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