Female lower abdominal pain after defecation

Many people have diarrhea because of pain in the lower abdomen or bloating, while some people feel pain in the lower abdomen after defecating. If it is a woman, it may be because the menstrual period is coming, and if it is a man, it may be a problem with the stomach. So, what is the reason for the pain in the lower abdomen after defecation?

Generally speaking, when encountering this kind of situation, the first thing to consider is whether it is pelvic inflammatory disease. Because pelvic inflammatory disease can easily cause pain in the lower abdomen, it can also cause the urge to urinate frequently or the urge to defecate. Go to a reliable hospital as soon as possible to avoid incomplete examination. But in either case, patients are advised not to eat too much spicy food. These foods are very likely to cause various inflammations, and will make the inflammation more serious.

Under normal circumstances, if the patient eats too much food before defecation, it is most likely caused by poor diet. In daily life, it is important to maintain a stable diet. Don't eat too much at night, especially before going to bed, otherwise it will cause indigestion in the digestive system. This kind of situation will cause abdominal pain before defecation. It is recommended to see a doctor for examination to rule out the possibility of colitis. Generally speaking, this situation is very normal. But in either case, it is recommended that patients see a doctor in time for relevant treatment.

There may be many reasons why women suffer from lower abdominal pain after defecation. To analyze this reason, there are several aspects to be determined:

First, how old is the lady and whether she has given birth to a child. Whether the birth was by caesarean section or spontaneous labor, and whether multiple children were born, these can help in assessing the relationship between lower abdominal pain and birth canal injury.

Second, is there any problem with urination? Do you have urinary incontinence when exerting yourself, or other accompanying symptoms? I did some tests on this issue and the results were all normal and in good condition.

Therefore, if a woman's lower abdominal pain does not improve after defecation, it is recommended to go to the hospital for some examinations, such as gynecological color ultrasound or CT, to confirm the diagnosis.