<prompt> Answer this question truthfullyWhat is the connection between COVID-19 and the experience of abdominal pain?  <response>: <reason> The Weighted Pooled Prevalence WPP of COVID-19 associated abdominal pain is approximately 6.2 2.6-10.3. The information is based upon the systematic review and meta-analysis including 78 observational studies from Dec 2019 to May 7th, 2020. The pooled prevalence of COVID-19 associated abdominal pain abdominal discomfort in Hong Kong is approximately 9.2. The information is presented in a meta-analysis from the cohort of COVID-19 patients from Hong Kong N 59, from February 2 through February 29, 2020. 25 of the patients had GI symptoms associated with COVID-19. COVID-19 associated abdominal pain is more commonly observed among middle-aged patients according to the limited data available. One retrospective observational study from Oslo, Norway patient population 9 demonstrating patients with COVID-19 presenting with acute abdominal pain as their main symptom, reported a mean age of 48 years. Another retrospective observational study from Wuhan, China 1,141 patients demonstrated the average age of COVID-19 patients having abdominal pain as one of their symptoms to be 53 years. A meta-analysis from the cohort of COVID-19 patients from Hong Kong N 59, from February 2 through February 29, 2020 the medial age was 58.5 years. COVID-19 associated abdominal pain as one of the symptoms of COVID-19 was more commonly observed in males 56 according to a retrospective observational study from Wuhan, China 1141 patients. Non-Chinese individuals are more likely to develop COVID-19 associated abdominal pain according to a systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies on 12,797 patients. The information is based upon the higher weighted pooled prevalence of abdominal pain associated with COVID-19 among non-Chinese subgroup and compared to Chinese subgroup. 