Most causes are temporary and not serious. They may have to do with digestion, menstruation or a passing virus. For example: Digestive issues Abdominal pain after eating may be due to: Indigestion. Gas and gas pain. Constipation. Diarrhea. Food allergies and intolerances. Food poisoning. Inflammation Irritation or infection in your organs can cause temporary inflammation, such as: Viral gastroenteritis (stomach flu). Peptic ulcer disease. Chronic acid reflux (GERD). Urinary tract infection (UTI). Female reproductive cycle If you have a uterus, you might experience occasional pain from: Menstrual cramps. Ovulation pain.

Pain in the belly generally suggests a worm infestation.  It will be better if you seek consultation with a General Physician so that some questions regarding the nature of pain and its location can be asked and a precise diagnosis made.

Consult for proper evaluation