Female lower abdomen bloating and pain like holding urine

It may be gynecological inflammation. The symptoms of gynecological inflammation are various, such as lower abdominal pain, excessive vaginal discharge with a foul odor, itchy vulva, irregular bleeding, etc. Suggestions: It is recommended to pay attention to maintaining the daily cleaning of the bottom, clean it with water every day, and remember to clean it after each bowel movement. Develop the habit of washing with warm water every night. Each person's towel should be dedicated and not shared with each other. It should be dried in the sun frequently for disinfection. At the same time, go to the gynecologist in time to avoid delaying the disease.

Causes of subacute lower abdominal pain: (1) Menstrual pain: such as primary menstrual pain and endometriosis. (2) Inflammation of pelvic organs: such as acute pelvic inflammatory disease. (3) Pelvic tumor distortion: such as ovarian cyst distortion. (4) Pelvic tumor rupture: such as ovarian cyst rupture and uterine ovarian chocolate cyst rupture. (5) Menstrual obstruction: such as adhesion of the cervical canal or uterine cavity, uterine hematoma due to vaginal malformation, etc. (6) Rupture of abdominal capillaries: such as tubal pregnancy rupture, miscarriage, and ovarian corpus luteum rupture. (7) Damage: such as uterine perforation and uterine rupture. (8) Others: such as appendicitis, ureteral stones, etc. 2. Causes of chronic lower abdominal pain: (1) Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, pelvic venous congestion, etc. (2) Moderate to severe introvert cervicitis. (3) Retroverted uterus, uterine prolapse, uterine fibroids, etc.

Lower abdominal pain is a common presenting history of gynecological disease treatment. Pain can usually reflect the corresponding condition, so if you have lower abdominal pain, you should not take it lightly.

Lower abdominal pain

Will lower abdominal pain affect women's pregnancy?

When the following conditions occur, lower abdominal pain will affect women's pregnancy. Such as: artificial abortion, spontaneous abortion, retained placenta after childbirth, uterine adhesion after curettage, etc.

Vaginitis, cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, lower abdominal pain, irregular menstruation and dysmenorrhea caused by various pathogenic bacteria such as chlamydia and mycoplasma are due to the presence of inflammatory secretions and pathogens, which destroy the extracellular fluid of the reproductive system, are not conducive to the survival of sperm in the reproductive system and reduce the fertilization rate. At the same time, the inflammation causes adhesion of the fallopian tubes on both sides and causes infertility. Idiopathic dysmenorrhea caused by endometriosis is caused by adhesions in the uterus, bilateral fallopian tubes, uterus, ovaries, and pelvis, which leads to blockage of the fallopian tubes. Infertility is also caused by the certain logical relationship between endometriosis and ovulation disorders.

Patients may experience regular abdominal pain and secondary amenorrhea after the operation, which may lead to infertility; or they may experience persistent lower abdominal distension and pain after the operation, accompanied by excessive leucorrhea or chills and fever. Infertility is caused by adnexitis and fallopian tube obstruction; regular lower abdominal distension and pain, no menarche, menstrual blood stasis in the reproductive system, and bilateral fallopian tube hemorrhage caused infertility due to hymen occlusion, hymen occlusion, cervical stenosis, etc.