Lower abdominal pain, increased vaginal discharge, frequent urination

When an adult woman is in good health, she urinates about 3 to 5 times a day. If the frequency of urination exceeds 5 times, it is considered frequent urination and urgency. The occurrence of this symptom means that there is a problem with her health. Some women not only have frequent urination and urgency, but also abdominal pain. What is going on? Next, let’s understand the reasons why women experience frequent urination and abdominal pain.

Frequent urination, urgent urination and abdominal pain should first be treated with urinary tract infection, because the most obvious clinical symptoms of patients with urinary tract infection are frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination and abdominal pain. Some patients may also have hematuria. In addition to urinary tract infection, kidney stones or stones in the urethra may also cause abdominal pain and increased urinary frequency.

Some gynecological inflammations can also cause abdominal pain, frequent urination and urgency in women, such as vaginitis, cervicitis, etc. If a woman has frequent urination and abdominal pain for a long time, she should go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination in time, because many diseases in clinical medicine have the symptom of frequent urination, urgency and abdominal pain. Only by doing an examination can we diagnose which disease causes it and provide targeted treatment.

If a woman has frequent urination and urgency during menstruation, accompanied by abdominal pain, it may not be caused by pathological reasons, because during menstruation, the bladder will be stimulated. When the bladder is overly tense, it will cause frequent urination and urgency. In addition, some women have menstrual pain during menstruation, so they will have symptoms of frequent urination, urgency and abdominal pain during menstruation, but these symptoms will disappear after the menstrual period.

If you have lower abdominal pain and frequent and urgent urination, you must undergo relevant examinations to determine what the disease is. A urine test and ultrasound examination of the kidneys, urethra, and bladder should be done.

If there are just too many white blood cells in the urine, this situation may be a urinary tract infection. You should drink more water and take broad-spectrum antibiotics. The most common bacteria that infects you may be Escherichia coli. After treatment, the symptoms will be significantly alleviated in 2 to 3 days.

If B-ultrasound reveals stones under the urethra, lower abdominal pain, frequent urination and urgency, it is the stones that are caused. The stones need to be expelled from the body and the lower abdominal pain and frequent urination will be relieved.

It may also be bladder overactivity. In this case, B-ultrasound and urine routine tests are all normal, but the bladder is constantly contracting, there is lower abdominal pain, and frequent urination. Take medicine to suppress bladder contraction.