Woman's right side body aches

Body aches and pains are a common symptom caused by diseases in some tissues and organs of the body. So, what is the reason for the pain on the right side of a woman's body? What should a woman do if she has pain on the right side of her body? Let's have a simple understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

If a woman experiences right-sided body soreness, it must be taken seriously. If the patient has a history of high blood pressure, high blood lipids, diabetes and other diseases, it is necessary to highly suspect whether it is a brain injury accident. It is recommended to go to a specialist clinic for medical treatment immediately and check the brain CT or MRI to rule out right-sided body soreness caused by stroke or cerebral hemorrhage. Once diagnosed, it must be treated as soon as possible.

If the patient does not have any high-risk factors for stroke, but suddenly develops right-sided body pain, it should be considered whether it is caused by congenital cerebrovascular malformation. Congenital cerebrovascular malformation may rupture and cause right-sided body pain. Once a cranial CT scan is performed, surgical treatment must be given.

Pain on the right side of a woman's body may be related to cerebrovascular disease. For example, after the blood vessels at the site of cerebral infarction harden, the blood supply to the cerebral nerves is blocked, causing the main manifestations of problems with the right side of the body controlled by the brain, such as soreness and fatigue on the right side of the body, and in severe cases, restricted activities. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital for a head CT scan or MRI to confirm the diagnosis and receive treatment as soon as possible. In daily diet, we should pay attention to light taste, eat a low-salt, low-calorie, low-cholesterol diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, etc.

Upper body discomfort symptoms are usually related to nerve center problems, so your examination is no longer important, and further imaging examinations of the skull and cervical spine should be performed. For example, CT scan of the skull and cervical vertebrae, assisted by bilateral body comparison reflection examination, can confirm the diagnosis. In addition, please provide detailed information on other related symptoms, such as whether you have high blood pressure, high blood lipids, obesity, etc.