A woman has a painless lump in her lower left abdomen

What happens if a woman has a lump in the lower left abdomen but no pain? If a woman has a lump in the lower left abdomen but no pain, it may be a tumor of the uterus or ovary, or it may be a subserosal uterine fibroid. In order to confirm the diagnosis, it is recommended to go to the hospital's gynecology department immediately, first do a gynecological examination, and then do a pelvic ultrasound to determine whether there is a space-occupying mass in the pelvis.

If the fecal stones caused by constipation cannot be discharged, they can be identified by expelling feces through cleansing enema. If the above examinations indicate that the pelvic mass comes from the uterus or adnexa, surgical treatment should be performed promptly. Before surgery, relevant examinations should be completed to eliminate surgical contraindications. If the possibility of malignancy is high based on relevant examinations before surgery, abdominal surgery is recommended.

Female patients mainly present with a hard mass in the left lower abdomen without pain, which is common in the following conditions:

1. Left adnexal cyst and ovarian cyst, the main manifestation is local lumps. If the lesion is relatively small and there is no pain in the early stages, color Doppler ultrasound can be used for further diagnosis.

Surgery is recommended if necessary, as the cyst may gradually expand, compress adjacent internal organs, or cause pedicle torsion.

2. Digestive system nervous dysfunction and habitual constipation, especially in the elderly and those who are bedridden for a long time.

Carry out local massage or enema treatment. Pay attention to your diet at ordinary times, eat more high-fiber foods, avoid irritating foods, eat small meals frequently, and check regularly.

Female patients mainly present with a hard mass in the left lower abdomen without pain. The following symptoms are common: First, left adnexal cysts and ovarian cysts. The main manifestation is a local mass. If the lesion is relatively small and there is no pain in the early stage, color Doppler ultrasound can be used for further diagnosis, and surgery can be chosen if necessary, because the cyst can gradually expand and compress adjacent internal organs or cause pedicle torsion. Second, digestive system nerve dysfunction and habitual constipation, especially elderly patients, are very likely to develop such complications if they are bedridden for a long time. It is mainly to carry out local massage, or choose cleansing enema, pay attention to diet at ordinary times, eat more fiber-rich foods, avoid irritating foods, eat small meals frequently, and check regularly.