Leucorrhea is normal and the lower abdomen is dull

Female friends should be very familiar with the problem of dull pain in the lower abdomen, because there are many reasons for the dull pain in the lower abdomen. When women are in the menstrual period or ovulation period, they will experience dull pain in the lower abdomen. If a woman is in her ovulation period, she will secrete leucorrhea. By observing the leucorrhea, the health status of the reproductive organs inside the lower abdomen can be effectively observed. But why is there a dull pain in the lower abdomen when leucorrhea is normal?

1. What to do if you have dull pain in your lower abdomen

In some cases where the cause is known, such as intestinal cramps caused by cold, the first aid method is very simple. Drinking some hot water or applying a hot water bottle to the abdomen can work. In most cases, abdominal pain is a complex disease. Some diseases will shift the location of pain (such as appendicitis), and some diseases will conceal the true cause of the disease (such as ectopic pregnancy). Even doctors find it difficult to judge, let alone other people. Therefore, it is recommended not to give the patient food, laxatives, or water at will to prevent the condition from worsening. The patient should be comforted as much as possible to relax and calm him/her down, and to reduce activities such as struggling and rolling around. Help the patient lie on his back with his knees raised and his stomach relaxed.

When the pain is unbearable, you cannot rub your stomach, let alone take painkillers. Rubbing your belly may spread or aggravate peritonitis. Taking narcotic painkillers will mask the symptoms of abdominal pain and make it more difficult for doctors to diagnose.

2. Symptoms associated with abdominal pain

Abdominal pain accompanied by fever indicates inflammation, connective tissue disease, malignant tumor, etc.; accompanied by vomiting indicates esophageal, stomach or bile duct disease; large amount of vomiting indicates gastrointestinal obstruction; accompanied by diarrhea indicates intestinal inflammation, malabsorption, and pancreatic disease; accompanied by shock and anemia indicates rupture of abdominal organs (such as liver or spleen rupture or ectopic pregnancy rupture), myocardial infarction, pneumonia may also have abdominal pain accompanied by shock, and special vigilance should be taken; accompanied by urgency, frequency, pain, hematuria, etc., indicates possible urinary tract infection or stones; accompanied by gastrointestinal bleeding, such as tarry stools or hematemesis, indicates peptic ulcer or gastritis, etc.; if there is fresh blood in the stool or dark red blood in the stool, it often indicates ulcerative colitis, colon cancer, intestinal tuberculosis, etc.

3. How to check abdominal pain

Perform necessary tests or special examinations. Such as the three routine tests, blood and urine amylase, liver and kidney function, abdominal or lower abdominal B-ultrasound examination (including urinary system and pelvic cavity), abdominal plain film, chest X-ray, and CT or MRI examination when necessary; the elderly should also undergo electrocardiogram and other examinations to ensure a timely and clear diagnosis.

Dietary treatment for lower abdominal pain

1. Astragalus Maltose Porridge

Take about 10 grams of Astragalus, add appropriate amount of water and boil to extract the juice, then add 50 grams of white rice and cook into thick porridge. Add 15 grams of maltose when taking it, and take it once each in the morning and evening while warm. Suitable for abdominal pain caused by spleen and stomach qi deficiency.

2. Lentil and yam porridge

20 grams of dried lentils, 20 grams of yam (100 grams of fresh yam), 30 grams of polished rice, simmer until thick, add a little brown sugar when eating. Suitable for abdominal pain caused by weak spleen and stomach.

3. Fennel and brown sugar water

Boil 10 grams of fennel in water to extract the juice, add appropriate amount of brown sugar and drink it. Suitable for abdominal pain caused by qi stagnation.

4. Clove, cinnamon and brown sugar fry

10 grams of cloves and 1 gram of cinnamon, decocted in water, add brown sugar and take 3 times a day. It can warm the middle and dispel cold, and is suitable for abdominal pain caused by deficiency and cold.

5. Ginger porridge

Put 50 grams of southern japonica rice, 5 red dates, an appropriate amount of sugar, and 2 scallions into a casserole, add 500 ml of water, and cook into rice porridge. Then take 5 grams of ginger powder, add it to the porridge, cook for a while, and take it warm in the morning and evening. 5 days is a course of treatment. Suitable for abdominal pain caused by spleen and stomach deficiency and cold.