Round hard mass in the left lower abdomen of women

From the perspective of female anatomy, the lower left abdomen contains the adnexa, bilateral fallopian tubes, uterus, ovaries, and sigmoid colon. The sigmoid colon stores fecal matter, and the intestinal oil that is not discharged must be taken into account. Due to the slow gastrointestinal motility and the deficiency of gastrointestinal fluid, a lot of intestinal oil accumulates in the stomach and intestines, resulting in strip-shaped lumps, which will disappear after defecation. Eat more fruits and vegetables, drink plenty of water, and maintain smooth bowel movements. If the symptoms cannot be relieved, it is necessary to consider gynecological problems of the bilateral fallopian tubes. It is recommended to go to the hospital for abdominal B-ultrasound examination and colonoscopy to confirm the diagnosis.

Female patients may feel a lump when lightly pressing the left lower abdomen, which is not a gastrointestinal disease, especially a tumor in the sigmoid colon or descending colon. It is more common in middle-aged and elderly patients. Patients also have obvious abdominal pain and bloating, which worsens after meals, and are also accompanied by nausea and vomiting. There are also changes in bowel habits and regularity, bloody stools, and loose stools. In the late stages, it is also very easy to cause anemia and intestinal obstruction. The causes of gastrointestinal malignant tumors are related to recurrent chronic ulcerative colitis or the worsening of gastrointestinal polyps.

Patients diagnosed in the early stages should promptly choose surgical resection to remove the diseased intestine. After surgery, they should also receive intravenous antibiotics, symptomatic treatment, nutritional support and other treatments. You should also maintain a regular diet, eat more foods rich in dietary fiber, and perform regular fiber colonoscopy examinations.

A lump in the left lower abdomen may be a sigmoid colon tumor, or it may be a sigmoid colon tumor. The main organs in the left lower abdomen of the body are the descending colon and sigmoid colon, and also include part of the colon. If it is colon cancer with a tumor, that is, a lump in the sigmoid colon, a lump can be felt in the abdomen, and it will be accompanied by abdominal pain, diarrhea, and bloody stools. CT and colonoscopy can be performed to further confirm the diagnosis. Lower abdominal CT can reveal thickening of the sigmoid colon wall or even a lump in the sigmoid colon wall.

Colonoscopy can more visually detect lesions in the sigmoid colon, whether they are ulcerative lesions or infiltrative lesions, and colonoscopy can obtain pathology and further examination to confirm. If a lump is found, surgical removal is generally recommended. If pathology indicates malignancy, that is, colon cancer, not only does part of the sigmoid colon need to be removed, but the lymph nodes in the area also need to be cleared.