Female left lower abdominal cramping pain

The lower left abdomen of women contains the sigmoid colon, bilateral fallopian tubes, uterus and ovaries, which are collectively called adnexa. If you experience pain in the left lower abdomen, you should first consider adnexitis. If the symptoms are accompanied by abdominal pain, bloating, or nausea and retching, they are usually caused by changes in the sigmoid colon. Let’s discuss what causes women’s left lower abdominal cramps and pain.

This kind of situation should be considered as intestinal cramps, or there is ovarian cyst torsion on the left side of the adnex, because the pain of cramps is more severe. At this time, if the gastrointestinal function has muscle cramps, such symptoms will occur.

Generally speaking, the area below the navel is called the lower abdomen. If the superficial factors are excluded for the pain in the left side of the lower abdomen, the factors inside the abdomen mainly include the sigmoid gland, colon, urethra, left ovary and part of the uterus and bladder. It is generally believed that if the pain on the left side of the lower abdomen is caused by digestive tract diseases, the sigmoid colon is most likely to be involved. In addition, constipation and gastrointestinal irritation can also cause muscle cramps. If a woman experiences pain on the left side of her lower abdomen during her menstrual period, it is most likely related to her menstruation.

There is also a situation where tumors grow in the left fallopian tubes or ovaries. At this time, if the area above the tumor is twisted, such pain will also occur. If such pain can be relieved by itself within a short time, it is generally caused by intestinal spasm, otherwise it may be caused by pedicle movement.

It may be caused by inflammation of the sigmoid colon. Have you experienced a cold or diarrhea after eating spicy or cold foods in recent days? Pay attention to hygiene and prevent catching a cold. You can use a hand warmer to warm your abdomen. If you have lower back pain and leucorrhea with a yellow odor, it may be pelvic inflammatory disease and you can continue to take painkillers.