24/7 Emergency Room in Irving, TX
Severe stomach pain has dozens of causes, and some cannot wait. We find yours with CT, ultrasound, and labs on-site, 24 hours a day. Median door-to-provider time is under 10 minutes.
Most stomach aches pass on their own. The dangerous ones announce themselves differently: pain that is sudden and severe, pain that keeps getting worse, or pain that arrives with fever, vomiting, or a rigid belly. NIH MedlinePlus lists these as signs that need immediate medical care rather than a wait-and-see approach.
The challenge with abdominal pain is that appendicitis, gallstones, kidney stones, and a bleeding ulcer can all start the same way. Imaging and lab work are how doctors tell them apart, and we run both on-site around the clock.
Medically reviewed by the ER of Irving Medical Team | Updated: July 2026

Come in immediately if your pain comes with any of these.
Intense pain that hits fast or wakes you from sleep.
Abdominal pain plus a fever can signal infection or inflammation.
Vomiting that will not stop, or any blood in your vomit.
Red blood or black, tar-colored stools point to internal bleeding.
A hard abdomen that hurts to touch is a surgical warning sign.
Abdominal pain following a fall, crash, or blow to the belly.
Upper belly pain with chest pressure or sweating. Call 911.
Significant abdominal pain during pregnancy needs same-day evaluation.
Four steps, one roof, no appointment.
Check-in takes minutes. Median door-to-provider time is under 10 minutes.
An emergency physician examines your abdomen and maps the pain pattern.
CT, ultrasound, and blood work on-site narrow down the cause fast.
IV fluids, pain relief, and treatment start here, with a written plan to go home with.

Location tells the first part of the story. Lower right pain raises appendicitis. Upper right after meals suggests gallstones. Pain wrapping to the back can mean kidney stones. Burning upper belly pain points to GI conditions like ulcers or reflux.
In children, belly pain after a swallowed object needs imaging right away rather than watchful waiting. A swallowed button battery is the most urgent version of that, because it can cause internal burns quickly.
Imaging and labs confirm what the exam suggests. CT and ultrasound happen on-site, blood work comes back the same visit, and treatment starts as soon as we know what we are dealing with. If your condition needs a surgeon or specialist, we coordinate that transfer directly with your records in hand.
An honest guide. Not every stomach ache needs us, but the red-flag ones do.
Any red flag above, pain that keeps worsening, or pain you would call severe. We can rule out the dangerous causes tonight.
Mild cramping with diarrhea, no fever, no blood, and you can eat and drink.
Pain that comes and goes for weeks belongs with a gastroenterologist, not an ER.
Go now if the pain is sudden and severe, keeps getting worse, or comes with fever, repeated vomiting, blood in stool or vomit, a rigid belly, or pain after an injury. Those signs can mean appendicitis, obstruction, or internal bleeding, and only an ER can rule them out same-day.
Lower right pain is the classic location for appendicitis, especially if it started near the belly button and moved. It can also be an ovarian problem or a kidney stone. Because appendicitis can rupture within days, new lower right pain deserves same-day evaluation.
Yes. ER of Irving runs CT and ultrasound on-site, 24/7, along with full lab work. A physician reviews the results the same visit, so you leave knowing what is causing the pain and what happens next.
Gas pain typically shifts around, eases when you pass gas, and does not come with fever or vomiting. Pain that is fixed in one spot, worsens over hours, or wakes you at night is behaving like something serious. When in doubt, get examined.
We accept most major insurance plans, and federal law requires insurers to cover emergency visits based on your symptoms, not the final diagnosis. Our team can also discuss self-pay options at check-in.
Walk in 24/7 in Irving, TX. CT, ultrasound, and labs on-site. Median door-to-provider time is under 10 minutes.