Abdominal Pain Treatment in South Delhi
Where the pain is, when it comes, what makes it better or worse — these tell a gastroenterologist more than any scan. Dr Paliwal starts with a careful history and examination, then orders only the tests that will change the diagnosis.
Symptoms
- Upper-central pain: ulcer, gastritis, pancreas
- Right-upper pain after meals: gallstones
- Lower pain relieved by stool: IBS, colitis
- Pain with fever, vomiting, jaundice or bleeding — urgent
- Pain waking you at night, or with weight loss — needs evaluation
See a doctor urgently if
- Severe or worsening abdominal pain
- Vomiting blood, black stool or fresh bleeding with dizziness
- Jaundice with fever
- Unexplained weight loss, difficulty swallowing, persistent vomiting
PSRI Hospital emergency is open 24×7 — call +91 98104 55542.
Causes Dr Paliwal looks for
- Peptic ulcer, gastritis, H. pylori
- Gallstones and biliary colic
- IBS and functional abdominal pain
- Pancreatitis
- IBD, intestinal TB, infections
- Celiac disease, SIBO, constipation
- Non-GI: kidney stones, gynaecological, abdominal wall pain
Tests that settle it
Chosen for your case — never a fixed panel.
Upper GI Endoscopy
Camera examination of food-pipe, stomach and duodenum — with biopsy and treatment in the same session
How it worksColonoscopy
Full examination of the large intestine with polyp removal in the same sitting
How it worksBreath Tests (H. pylori, SIBO, Lactose)
Non-invasive tests for H. pylori, bacterial overgrowth and sugar intolerance
How it worksFibroScan (Liver Elastography)
5-minute painless scan that measures liver fat and scarring — no biopsy
How it works
How it is treated
- History-led diagnosis; ultrasound, blood tests and endoscopy/colonoscopy as indicated
- Treatment aimed at the specific cause
- For functional pain: neuromodulators, diet and gut-brain approaches rather than repeated scans
- Prompt admission at PSRI for acute or alarming pain
Why Dr Paliwal for abdominal (stomach) pain
- 22 years of diagnosing difficult abdominal pain across Medanta, Artemis and PSRI
- Reviews repeatedly mention: finds the cause other doctors missed, without unnecessary tests
What to expect
Send your reports
WhatsApp scans, prescriptions and previous endoscopy pictures. The team books PSRI or the CR Park clinic.
Consultation
A proper history, examination and reports on screen. You leave knowing the likely cause and the plan.
Only the tests that matter
Breath test, FibroScan, endoscopy, manometry — chosen for your case, most done in-house.
Treatment & follow-up
Cause-directed treatment, diet plan from our dietitian, and review at the clinic or hospital.
Searching for "stomach pain doctor South Delhi" or "abdominal pain specialist Delhi"? Dr Paliwal consults at PSRI Hospital, Sheikh Sarai (near Saket, Malviya Nagar) and at the Gut Liver Obesity Clinic, Chittaranjan Park (near Greater Kailash, Kalkaji, Nehru Place, Alaknanda) — with evening appointments for working patients from across South Delhi, Faridabad and Noida.
Questions patients ask about abdominal (stomach) pain
When should I go to the emergency for stomach pain?
Severe or worsening pain, pain with fever, persistent vomiting, blood in vomit or stool, a rigid abdomen, or pain with jaundice.
Which doctor to consult for stomach pain in Delhi?
A gastroenterologist for recurrent or chronic pain; the emergency department for sudden severe pain.
Related conditions
Peptic Ulcer & Gastritis
Ulcers and gastritis, cured at the cause
Symptoms, tests & treatmentGallbladder Stones
Who needs surgery, who needs ERCP, who can wait
Symptoms, tests & treatmentIBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
Pain, bloating and altered bowels — treated by subtype
Symptoms, tests & treatmentPancreatitis & Pancreas Disorders
Acute, chronic and pancreatic cysts
Symptoms, tests & treatmentIBD (Ulcerative Colitis & Crohn's)
Ulcerative colitis and Crohn's, long-term care
Symptoms, tests & treatmentWhat patients say on Google
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