Why do women have pain on both sides of their lower abdomen?

Generally speaking, lower abdominal pain in women is mainly caused by uterine and adnexal diseases and pelvic inflammatory disease. Of course, it may also be urinary system and digestive system diseases. Here, we mainly introduce lower abdominal pain caused by pelvic diseases. Generally speaking, abdominal pain caused by pelvic inflammatory disease is common on both sides. The nature and duration of pain vary depending on the specific situation. Let’s find out together.

Most women who experience pain on both sides of their lower abdomen suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease, which can be divided into chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and acute pelvic inflammatory disease. Supportive therapy for the treatment of acute pelvic inflammatory disease includes bed rest, semi-recumbent position to limit the inflammation, a high-calorie, high-protein, high-vitamin diet, and a small amount of blood transfusion when necessary to improve the body's resistance. Systemic intravenous antibiotics. If antibiotic treatment is unsatisfactory, surgical treatment should be considered. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment mainly focuses on promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis.

Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is generally transformed from acute pelvic inflammatory disease, and the treatment is mainly local physical therapy and supportive therapy. It can be treated with multifunctional ultrashort wave and Chinese medicine enema. Ultrashort wave can significantly improve and promote local blood circulation, improve tissue nutritional status, and enhance metabolism, so as to facilitate the absorption and disappearance of inflammation. Minimally invasive laparoscopy can also be used to treat pelvic inflammatory disease. Minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery for pelvic inflammatory disease is to directly observe the lesions of pelvic organs through the laparoscopic imaging system, such as organ swelling, exudation and adhesion, and the severity of the lesions. If there is a lump, surgical treatment can be performed directly. Chronic inflammation generally does not require antibiotic treatment.

In addition, patients should also strengthen their physical fitness, such as improving dietary nutrition, physical exercise, maintaining smooth bowel movements, drinking plenty of water, getting adequate rest, avoiding lifting heavy objects, standing or squatting for long periods of time, and combining multiple methods.

The above mainly discusses the pain on both sides of the lower abdomen caused by pelvic inflammatory disease. Not all people who have this symptom consider it as a pelvic inflammatory disease problem. Many diseases require a combination of multi-faceted examinations for diagnosis and treatment. If the diagnosis is based on a single symptom, errors are likely to occur, ultimately leading to misdiagnosis.