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The trick is to figure out what's causing the stomach ache. So first, you need to figure out where the stomach pain is. If it's in your upper abdomen, you may be dealing with acid reflux or upper abdominal reflux. In that case, any calcium-carbonate based stomach medication will help. If it's lower stomach pain and you have diarrhea, then it could be stress, a virus, or something else. You could just try to let this kind of pain pass, since it will normally go away. If you have really localized pain, you may have appendicitis or some other kind of condition that requires medical attention. Other types of abdominal pain might be more of a vague bloating or gassiness, which could be a number of different things. So it really depends on what kind of stomach ache you're dealing with.