Female cough and lower abdominal pain

Most people have experienced symptoms of coughing. If you have a fever or cold in your daily life, the symptoms of coughing will be serious. Some people are prone to lower abdominal pain after coughing, so you should find out the cause. If the symptoms of lower abdominal pain are obvious, you should go to the hospital for a physical examination immediately. The following will give you a detailed introduction to the causes of coughing and lower abdominal pain.

Coughing and lower abdominal pain may be caused by problems in the gallbladder or liver. Cholecystitis, liver cancer, acute hepatitis, chronic hepatitis, gallstones, etc. are all symptoms that cause lower abdominal pain when coughing. You should also pay attention to whether there are any problems with the intestines, duodenum, pancreas and other areas.

If you have lower abdominal pain while coughing, it may be appendicitis, so you should check it out. If it is acute appendicitis, the patient will generally experience vomiting, nausea, and pain in the lower right abdomen. It may also be a problem with the urethra or colon. If you have symptoms such as hematuria, frequent urination, and urgency in the lower abdominal pain, it may be fallopian tube stones. Women should also consider whether there is something wrong with the uterus and ovaries.

Symptoms of lower abdominal pain when coughing may also indicate problems with the duodenum or sigmoid colon, such as sparganosis in the stomach and intestines, enteritis, appendicitis, intestinal obstruction, etc. It is also necessary to consider whether there are any problems with the left urethra tube, and whether there are any problems with the bilateral fallopian tubes. Only a comprehensive examination and treatment can allow the body to recover faster.

What I introduced above are the causes of lower abdominal pain caused by coughing. If you encounter this kind of situation, you must not take it for granted, and don't endure it all the time. If you endure it, the problem may become very serious. Go to the hospital for a physical examination in time. It is very important to do blood tests and B-ultrasound examinations according to the doctor's advice. After determining the cause, actively seek treatment, so that the uncomfortable condition can be recovered quickly.