Lower abdominal pain and pain in the anus

If a woman often experiences lower abdominal distension and pain, she should consider whether there is a problem with her reproductive system. In addition to lower abdominal distension and pain, some women even feel pain inside the anus at the same time as lower abdominal distension and pain, which may be related to pelvic inflammatory disease and cervicitis. Pelvic inflammatory disease and cervicitis are two common gynecological inflammatory problems in women. The following explains the harm and symptoms that pelvic inflammatory disease and cervicitis bring to the body.

Lower abdominal pain accompanied by anal distension may be symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease and cervicitis, or the occurrence of diseases around the anus.

If you feel unwell for a long time, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up to avoid missing the best time for treatment. If this happens for a long time, it may be caused by small details in life that lead to a gradual decline in immunity and resistance. Bad living habits and poor living environment may all be the cause.

Patients need to pay attention to all aspects of their physical condition and eat some protein-rich foods, such as lean duck and goose meat, vegetables, mung beans, lentils, winter melon, etc. They can eat some hawthorn, kumquat, peach kernels, but avoid spicy food, raw and cold food, seafood, fatty meat, etc.

How to treat lower abdominal pain

1. Menstrual health care

Some women not only experience abdominal distension before their period, but this uncomfortable symptom is still not eliminated after their period. For these women, it is necessary to take good care of their health during menstruation. For example, if women do not pay attention to developing good hygiene habits during menstruation, it will lead to bacterial infection and serious gynecological diseases. In addition, special attention should be paid to prohibiting sexual intercourse during menstruation to avoid bacterial invasion. At the same time, you should also pay attention to preventing colds during menstruation. The prevention methods are very simple, such as paying more attention to proper rest and ensuring adequate sleep. At the same time, you should also pay attention to strengthening nutrition. These are all effective ways to prevent lower abdominal discomfort during menstruation.

2. Psychological care

The reason why many women often experience abdominal distension during menstruation has a lot to do with bad mood. If you are angry or depressed during menstruation, you will experience abdominal distension. Therefore, experts remind women to regulate their negative emotions during menstruation, and family members and husbands should care about and understand women’s discomfort and fear. At the same time, women should also understand that the physiological reactions during menstruation, lower abdominal distension and mild back pain are all normal phenomena, and they should not worry blindly. Some women also experience dysmenorrhea during menstruation. It is more important to ensure adequate rest at this time. In addition, Hague should pay attention to eating more warm food to promote the smooth flow of qi and blood.

3. Heat relief

If the lower abdominal distension is not obvious, women can use hot compresses to effectively relieve the symptoms of abdominal distension. Especially when there is local distension in the lower abdomen, the effect of hot compress is more obvious. The method is actually very simple. You just need to soak a towel in hot water before or during menstruation, wring it dry, and place it on the bloated area for hot compress. If conditions permit, you can also buy a hot pack and place it on your abdomen during menstruation, which can effectively relieve abdominal bloating. In addition to hot compresses, women can also effectively relieve abdominal bloating by drinking hot drinks and hot tea during this period. For example, ginger and brown sugar tea, hawthorn soup, etc. can relieve abdominal bloating.

4. Drug treatment

Some women who experience abdominal distension and dysmenorrhea can effectively relieve the discomfort through medication, such as oral contraceptives and prostaglandin synthase inhibitors. Contraceptive pills are suitable for women with dysmenorrhea who require contraception. Taking the pills can effectively inhibit the growth of the endometrium and reduce the amount of menstruation.