Abdominal cramps can be intensely painful, and can last for several days at a time. Many people find they can effectively control abdominal pain and cramps associated with IBS with the help of antispasmodic treatments that are specifically designed to relax painful cramps and spasms, working at the source of the pain. These are readily available in pharmacies and supermarkets. Analgesics may provide relief, and they work by masking rather than acting at the source of the pain.

If you are experiencing abdominal pain on a regular basis, it is important that you speak to a doctor, as you may have a condition such as IBS, which can be effectively managed once diagnosed. If your abdominal pain is recurring or getting worse, or if pain is accompanied by fever or weight loss, or if you notice blood on your stools, it is also very important you discuss your symptoms with a doctor immediately.

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