Female abdominal pain around navel

What kind of pain is it below the belly button? It may be chronic gastroenteritis, accompanied by abdominal distension. If you are constipated during this period, it may be aggravated. If it is related to mood, rest, stress and anxiety, it may be irritable bowel syndrome, which is mainly caused by psychological disorders and will affect the quality of sleep. This can be alleviated through psychological guidance. So, what is the cause of pain around the belly button in women?

If you are a woman, this type of lower abdominal pain occurs during menstruation, and is mainly manifested as heaviness and distension. It is a manifestation of dysmenorrhea. You should keep warm and avoid contact with cold food and water.

1. Chronic enteritis: Chronic enteritis is often caused by incomplete treatment of acute enteritis. It can cause habitual pain around the umbilicus or lower abdomen, but the pain is not severe, and there may be no diarrhea. There are often abdominal tension, constipation (the number of stools may increase), pain before and after defecation, etc. Sometimes it is accompanied by loss of appetite, abdominal distension, fatigue, etc.

2. Gastric ulcer: Gastric ulcer pain is most common around the navel and under the shoulder blade, often accompanied by hiccups or acid reflux, repeated vomiting, loss of appetite, worsening abdominal pain after meals, and sometimes vomiting blood or blood in the stool.

3. Irritable bowel syndrome: Irritable bowel syndrome is a disease of gastrointestinal motor nerve dysfunction, also known as "seasonal allergic colitis". The specific manifestation is recurrent abdominal pain, which may be located around the navel or left lower abdomen, and constipation and diarrhea may occur alternately. Most of the abdominal pain is aggravated before defecation and relieved after defecation. Each stool is small in volume and often contains mucus and is jelly-like. This disease is often caused by mental factors, dietary discomfort or inability to adapt to the external environment.