Causes of abdominal pain in women 1. dysmenorrhoea
The most common cause is dysmenorrhea, which is a very common symptom of many women. Dysmenorrhea can be divided into primary and secondary. Primary dysmenorrhea is more common in unmarried girls, which is related to the level of prostaglandin in the body and will be relieved after marriage and childbirth. There is another secondary reason. If you feel that dysmenorrhea after marriage is getting worse and worse, you should pay attention to it at this time, which is probably dysmenorrhea caused by gynecological inflammation. Among them, endometriosis is the most common gynecological disease, and the pain caused by the disease will gradually increase, especially during non-menstrual period, especially before and after menstrual period.
Second, ovulatory abdominal pain.
Ovulatory abdominal pain is also the most common cause of abdominal pain in women. During ovulation, a small amount of fluid in the egg cells overflows into the abdominal cavity, which stimulates the peritoneum and causes abdominal pain. If bilateral ovaries ovulate alternately, abdominal pain will appear alternately in both lower abdomen, and a few women will bleed when ovulating, but the amount of bleeding is small and the duration is short. Under normal circumstances, it will not heal itself in 2~3 days. Experts pointed out that ovulatory abdominal pain is a physiological phenomenon and generally does not need treatment.
But at the same time, it should be noted that if severe and unbearable abdominal pain occurs during this period, short-acting contraceptives can be taken orally, which can inhibit ovulation for 2~3 cycles and help abdominal pain disappear.
Third, corpus luteum rupture.
Women form corpus luteum after ovulation, which will contain a small amount of liquid. If the corpus luteum bleeds so much that the corpus luteum ruptures, it will cause severe pain in the lower abdomen. At the same time, there will be bleeding. At the same time, the pain can spread to the whole abdomen, and there will be discomfort in the abdomen. Severe cases can also lead to signs of abdominal pain and shock. If there is no fever or vaginal bleeding, the rupture of corpus luteum can stop itself. If there is a lot of bleeding, surgery should be performed to suture the ovarian rupture.
Fourth, endometriosis.
What is the reason for a woman's stomachache? Endometriosis is also one of the inducement. The endometrium should grow in the uterine cavity, and once it grows outside the uterine cavity, it is endometriosis. Such women often have dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorder, infertility, fever, sexual pain, acute abdominal pain and other symptoms.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) ectopic pregnancy
If abdominal pain is severe and accompanied by massive bleeding, we must pay attention to it at this time, because it is likely to be a sign of ectopic pregnancy. The so-called ectopic pregnancy refers to the implantation outside the uterine cavity after the fertilized egg develops into a blastocyst, also known as ectopic pregnancy. This condition is most common in tubal pregnancy. At first, there is tearing pain in the affected lower abdomen, and then this pain will gradually spread to the whole abdomen. The degree and nature of the pain are related to the amount and speed of internal bleeding.
If effective treatment measures are not taken in time, not only dizziness, dizziness, cold sweat, palpitation and other shock symptoms will occur, but also life-threatening.
Six, ovarian cyst
Ovarian cyst is also one of the reasons why women have stomachache. Many women will suddenly have a stabbing pain on the right side of their bodies, feeling as if they had been pricked by a nail. Some women will be accompanied by nausea, vomiting and fever, which is probably caused by torsion or perforation of ovarian cyst pedicle.
As for the question of how a woman's stomachache is going on, experts point out that it is necessary to go to the hospital for treatment in time, which can help us better protect our health.
The causes of abdominal pain in men are 1 and pain in the right lower abdomen.
First of all, you should think about whether you have appendicitis. For example, pain in the upper abdomen at first turns to pain in the lower right abdomen a few hours later, accompanied by nausea and vomiting, mostly acute appendicitis. In addition, the small intestine, cecum and right ureter should also be considered. If accompanied by frequent urination and hematuria, it is likely to be ureteral calculi. Women should also pay attention to whether there are problems with the right ovary and fallopian tube.
2. Pain in the right upper abdomen
We should focus on the problems of liver and gallbladder, such as acute and chronic hepatitis, liver cancer, cholecystitis, gallstones and other diseases that may cause pain in the right upper abdomen. In addition, we should also pay attention to whether there are problems in the pancreas, duodenum, right kidney and right segment of large intestine.
3. Pain in the left upper abdomen
First of all, we should consider the problems of spleen and stomach, but also pay attention to the pancreas, left kidney and left segment of large intestine. If the pain in the left upper abdomen persists with sudden aggravation, which affects both sides of the waist and is enhanced by eating, it is likely to be acute pancreatitis.
4. Left lower abdominal pain
It may be a problem in the lower colon or rectum, such as intestinal obstruction, appendicitis, enteritis, dysentery, intestinal parasitic diseases and so on. Whether it is related to the left ureter should also be considered. Women should also consider whether there is a problem with the left ovary and fallopian tube.
5, abdominal pain.
It may be caused by many reasons, such as gastric ulcer, appendicitis, cholecystitis and so on. May cause persistent and severe pain throughout the abdominal cavity.
6, pain around the navel
We should mainly consider the problems of small intestine and pancreas.
Treatment of abdominal pain 1. Acute abdominal pain occurred in the right upper abdomen and the right lower abdomen in general surgery. Generally, the first visit should be linked to general surgery. Patients with abdominal pain, vomiting, no exhaust and no defecation should go to general surgery except intestinal obstruction.
3. Patients with acute abdominal pain in the upper middle abdomen, left upper abdomen and left lower abdomen, or patients with chronic upper abdominal pain accompanied by acid regurgitation or vomiting and diarrhea should go to the Department of Gastroenterology.
3. Urology acute and chronic abdominal pain with hematuria should be diagnosed as urinary retention caused by urinary calculi and prostatic hypertrophy.
3. Gynecological female patients with sudden acute abdominal pain during menstruation, middle menstruation or menopausal history should go to gynecology for treatment. The diagnosis is dysmenorrhea or ectopic pregnancy.