What is lower body pain?

The female lower body is a key protected area. Because this area is relatively sensitive, if you are not careful, some pathogens may take advantage of the opportunity to enter, causing gynecological diseases and causing great harm to the body. In daily life, many women often describe pain in their lower body, but most people don't know about this. Let's take a look at what causes this.

Women's lower body pain may be a symptom caused by inflammatory stimulation. For example, common vaginitis, chronic cervicitis, and cervical erosion, after the occurrence of these symptoms, will cause serious damage to the epidermis, and may even have bleeding symptoms, thereby causing pain. It also includes cervical polyps, which are also common gynecological diseases. As the polyps expand, the pain may spread to the surrounding areas.

During sexual intercourse, if both parties are not careful, pain may occur due to sexual intercourse. The main reason is that the sexual intercourse is too much or lasts for a long time, which will cause long-term irritation of the sexual organs and cause pain.

If it hurts when you urinate, you may have kidney stones or urinary stone disease. It is not ruled out that it is an inflammation of the genitourinary system, such as common urethritis and urethral infection. These diseases will cause urethral stinging. You will feel a little pain when you don't urinate normally, but the pain will be milder later.

It may also be pain caused by local trauma, such as a collision with some relatively hard objects, in which case the part will be injured and the painful symptoms will persist for a long time, and even blood may accumulate, which may cause swelling.

In fact, there are many reasons for women's lower body pain, so it is recommended that everyone go to the hospital for examination first. Women's private parts must be well protected and not suffer any external injuries. They must also pay attention to hygiene during intercourse, otherwise there will be a lot of infection bacteria.