When is abdominal pain dangerous?

Abdominal pain is considered dangerous in the following cases:

• Sudden and severe pain, accompanied by vomiting, blood in stool or urine, chest pain, or difficulty breathing.
• Persistent pain lasting more than 6 hours.
• Pain that worsens when touching the abdomen or if the pain moves from the navel to the lower right abdomen, which may indicate appendicitis.
• Abdominal swelling, inability to pass stool, or severe constipation.