Why does my lower abdomen hurt?

Stomach pain can be said to be the most common symptom in daily life. Sometimes it is not a big deal and can be solved by going to the toilet. But sometimes the symptoms never get better, especially the pain in the lower part of the abdomen, which is very uncomfortable and makes the patient feel very uncomfortable. But what is the reason for pain in the lower part of the abdomen? Especially for girls, do not ignore it. The following will give a detailed introduction.

1. Ovarian cysts will directly cause pain in the right lower abdomen and pelvic cavity. Without CT scan, it can not be detected in time. Pelvic congestion can also cause pain in the right lower abdomen and excessive menstrual flow and increased leucorrhea.

2. Chronic inflammation of the genitals will cause certain pain in the female's lumbar sacral area after a long period of time, and there will also be obvious pain in the right lower abdomen. It will also cause excessive vaginal discharge. It is mainly caused by chronic cervicitis. If dysmenorrhea occurs, there will be pain in the right lower abdomen.

3. Dysmenorrhea can be divided into primary and secondary dysmenorrhea. If you experience pain in the lower right abdomen, it may be caused by endometrial migration. It is best to understand the cause of the pain in the lower right abdomen, and then we can treat it symptomatically. Female friends should pay more attention to it.

1. Stomach pain and diarrhea. One of the main culprits causing stomach pain and diarrhea is food poisoning, and the other is acclimatization. If diarrhea strikes suddenly or your sleep is interrupted by frequent diarrhea, you may want to take the gastrointestinal medicine Peto-Bismo. If you are traveling, you may want to take Imodium, which slows the rate at which fluid moves through your intestines.

2. Abdominal pain or diarrhea caused by dysmenorrhea is very normal. In order to relieve dysmenorrhea and reduce the amount of menstrual blood, you can take Advil or ibuprofen 12 to 24 hours before the menstrual period. Then take the prescribed dosage every 3-6 hours for 3 consecutive days.

3. Abdominal pain caused by gastroesophageal reflux. Reflux occurs when acid from the stomach moves into the esophagus and throat. It often occurs at night. Reflux can cause chest pain, accompanied by sore throat or cough. It is recommended to reduce drinking and smoking, avoid eating before going to bed, or take the antacid omeprazole.

4. Abdominal pain and bloating symptoms. Many factors, including menstruation and constipation, can cause bloating. It is recommended to eat less salt because it will retain water in the body, avoid eating foods that are easy to make people fart, such as beans, cabbage, cauliflower, or drink more yogurt containing active probiotics to help regulate your own digestive system.

1. The main points of pain care and regulation are to control diet, adjust the temperature, and regulate emotions. Those who suffer from cold pain should pay attention to keeping warm, those who suffer from deficiency pain should eat easily digestible food, those who suffer from heat pain should avoid fatty, sweet and greasy foods and spicy food, those who suffer from food accumulation should pay attention to diet control, and those who suffer from qi stagnation should keep a good mood.

2. To prevent abdominal pain during exercise, you should avoid mental stress, do sufficient warm-up exercises, and pay attention to gradually increasing the amount of exercise and doing it within your ability. In addition, before strenuous exercise, do not eat too much, do not eat food that you are not used to, and do not exercise on an empty stomach. It is generally best to exercise 1 hour after a meal.