### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
Hi, I have a severe stomach pain that started yesterday. I have had this type of pain for the last several years. What I have observed is that it starts after generally eating meat, most typically chicken, and lasts for two days. The first day it starts with a mild stomachache, and then is followed by a severe abdominal pain. At its peak, I feel dizzy and have fever. The next day, the fever and dizziness disappear and my stomach pain continues for another 1 day. The pain completely disappears in the third day. I had similar pain 4 years ago; I went to a doctor and she immediately directed me to a hospital with the diagnosis that I should have my appendix removed. After getting my appendix removed, I was relieved, although not completely, of the stomach pain for 2-3 years. I am suspecting that my stomach is sensitive to certain foods and would like to know if it is possible to know which types of foods I am sensitive to so that I can avoid eating them in the future?

### output:

Hi. Thanks for your query. Read and understood your history. This is a typical history, where the person suffers from pain in abdomen for 2 days after eating chicken. Starts as stomach ache and then increases in intensity followed by dizziness and fever. -No pain by day 3. - wonderfully appendicitis relieved your pain for 2 to 3 years. This is fare and odd to notice. Usually the symptoms would have been not relieved at all or wound not have recurred. I would advise you the following:The simplest tests are:It is you and your family members who have to list down everything you eat or Chat Doctor.  -In addition I would advise also to have one colonoscopy so that a certain problem related to colitis can be confirmed or ruled out. The treatment obviously is to avoid, in fact say no to all the foods / beverages / spices / additives/ adulterants which you must have noticed to cause you a problem like the one you explained so well.