What causes lower abdominal pain and chest pain?

Women are always troubled by some gynecological diseases to a greater or lesser extent. Some people always have lower abdominal pain for a period of time, accompanied by swelling and pain in the chest. Most people think it is a minor problem. In fact, it is an adverse reaction in the body. The cause of this symptom should be found out in time. The following editor has collected various causes of this disease for your reference.

Lower abdominal pain and chest pain are mainly caused by the following reasons:

1. Dysmenorrhea:

The incidence of dysmenorrhea in younger women is as high as 88%, which is manifested by severe pain in the lower abdomen during each menstruation, and may also include symptoms of nausea and vomiting. There are many causes of this disease. Many girls who are experiencing their first menstruation are often too nervous and even develop fear every time their menstruation comes. Under this adverse stimulation, the uterus contracts and spasms, and menstrual blood is not discharged smoothly, which aggravates dysmenorrhea.

2. Gynecological inflammation:

In addition, vaginitis and adnexitis, which are gynecological diseases, are the causes of lower abdominal distension and pain, which are manifested as dull pain in the lower abdomen and abnormal leucorrhea. If acute adnexitis is not treated, it will develop into chronic adnexitis, which manifests as lower abdominal pain that varies in severity.

3. Ectopic pregnancy:

Patients with ectopic pregnancy will suddenly feel severe pain in the lower abdomen when they are 40 to 50 days pregnant, and the pain will spread from one side to the entire abdomen. There may also be symptoms such as pale complexion, dizziness, low blood pressure, and even coma.

Abdominal pain can also be divided into the following two types:

(1) The location of pain is organ pain, that is, pain in the diseased organ itself.

(2) Referred pain radiating to the body wall. The former can also be converted into the latter. Gynecological acute abdomen often manifests as organ pain, such as ovarian tumor pedicle torsion and hydrosalpinx torsion. However, there are also cases where the patient first feels abdominal pain in the affected area and then the condition changes later on, so special attention should be paid to referred pain.

After reading the above introduction, are you satisfied with the editor’s summary? If you have this situation, it is best to find out what caused it. Timely treatment will be of great benefit to your body. Don't put it off. Delaying the disease will not do any good. You must learn to take care of yourself.