Clinical observation of a patient with pain abdominal syndrome

Abdominal pain syndrome is an urgent problem for a practicing doctor, especially for a surgeon. It is on the shoulders of the surgeon that the responsibility for making a decision about the need for intervention in abdominal pain falls, and often such a decision is not easy. This article presents a clinical observation of a patient who was admitted to the surgical department with abdominal pain syndrome. The case demonstrates the difficulties of differential diagnosis of diseases accompanied by abdominal pain, including when the patient has a combination of different diseases, each of which can contribute to the formation of abdominal pain syndrome; reflects the difficulties of managing such a patient and selecting therapy for pain relief.