What causes uterine bloating?

I believe that for all female friends, there will be lower abdominal distension and pain, and many friends think it is uterine bloating, which is especially obvious during menstruation. So what is uterine bloating? What are some good solutions and treatments? Next, I will give you a detailed introduction. Ladies, please read the following content patiently.

Lower abdominal distension and pain is a common symptom in clinical practice. The main causes are: before and after menstruation, acute enteritis, interstitial cystitis, ovarian cysts, uterine fibroids, etc. Targeted treatment is required according to different symptoms.

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The lower abdomen is cramping and painful, accompanied by dizziness, bloating, persistent diarrhea or constipation.

Acute enteritis - dysfunction of the large intestine causes extreme sensitivity of nerves and muscles. 20% of the population suffers from sensitive bowel syndrome (ibs), 65% of which are women. Bathing can effectively relieve pain, dizziness, bloating, persistent diarrhea or constipation.

It is recommended to see a doctor who specializes in digestive problems. What usually happens is that after your doctor has given you a comprehensive examination and ruled out the possibility of IBS infection, he will tell you that the cause of the pain is simply excessive mental stress. Many IBS victims have used medications to relieve constipation.

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The early stage of enteritis is the stage of acute intestinal congestion, edema, inflammation and exudation. At this time, intestinal peristalsis is active or in a spasm state, and its digestion and absorption function is relatively weak. Therefore, within 8 to 12 hours after onset, patients can eat liquid food, such as rice porridge, lotus root powder, egg batter, thin noodles, stewed thin noodles, etc. If the diarrhea is severe or sweating is excessive, the patient should be given more soup, such as rice juice, vegetable soup, fruit juice, light salt water, etc., to replenish the deficiency of water, vitamins and electrolytes in the body.

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During the recovery period of enteritis, patients can be given some easily digestible and nutritious liquid or semi-liquid food, such as rice porridge, thin noodles, steamed egg custard, salty biscuits, etc. It is advisable to eat small meals frequently, 4 to 5 times a day. It should be noted that it is not advisable to drink milk or eat a lot of sugar at this time, because these foods are easily fermented and produce a large amount of gas after entering the intestines, causing abdominal distension and abdominal pain, increasing the patient's pain. In addition, milk contains a lot of fat, which can lubricate the intestines and enhance intestinal peristalsis, which can increase the burden on the intestines and is not good for the condition.

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During the recovery period of enteritis, due to changes in the gastrointestinal tract, especially the intestinal pathophysiology, the intestines are very sensitive to food. Therefore, special attention should be paid to diet control. It is advisable to eat light, soft, and warm food, and avoid eating fatty meat, fried, raw, cold, and hard foods too early, as well as high-fiber foods such as celery, leeks, garlic shoots, etc. About 2 to 3 days after the recovery period, you can eat your normal diet.

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Interstitial cystitis

Pain in the middle of the lower abdomen, discomfort when urinating, and frequent urination.

Interstitial cystitis (IC) - Your urinary tract is inflamed, causing your bladder to swell. Doctors generally believe that women with IC may have lesions in the bladder wall, which stimulates the central nervous system in the brain to produce a urination response. Pain near the pubic bone, which worsens when trying to urinate; frequent urination (at least once an hour during the day and multiple times at night), and sharp pain during intercourse.

It is recommended to ask a gynecologist to check for urinary tract infection and kidney disease. If so, just take anti-inflammatory treatment for a period of time. The condition will improve significantly after an internal bladder examination because the examination destroys the nerve endings that transmit bladder pain to the central nervous system. Eating a scientific and reasonable diet and eliminating foods that are likely to "cause trouble" will help improve your condition and maintain good health.

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remind

Reminder: If you have severe lower abdominal pain or any of the following symptoms, it is best to see a doctor nearby:

1. Weakness.

2. Dizziness.

3. Afraid of cold.

4. Fever.

5. Vomiting.

6. Intense pain similar to menstrual period.

If you have these symptoms, you may have uterine enlargement (PID). If not treated early, it may lead to placental malposition, uterine rupture or atrophy, appendicitis, etc. PID is completely curable, but the risk is to delay treatment.