What department should I go to for stomach pain?

When female friends experience lower abdominal pain, they must not take chances. If you have lower abdominal pain, you should carefully check whether the body has any other diseases, because there are many reasons for lower abdominal pain. One of them is "menstrual pain". Menstrual pain is a very common physiological phenomenon among women. Every month when menstruation begins, there will be varying degrees of lower abdominal pain, sometimes accompanied by different symptoms such as abdominal distension, chills, diarrhea, back pain, etc. The following is a detailed introduction for everyone!

Which department should I go to for abdominal pain

If you have lower abdominal pain, which department you should go to for treatment depends on whether there are other secondary diseases. If you experience symptoms such as frequent and urgent urination, inability to hold urine, painful urination, and visible hematuria, you need to go to the nephrology department of the hospital for treatment. If there is an abnormal amount of stool, sticky and unformed stool, or abdominal cramps and pain, it may be related to intestinal cramps, gastroenteritis, or enteritis. You can go to the gastroenterology department of the hospital for examination and treatment. If a woman has abnormal leucorrhea, abdominal pain, or backache, she can see a gynecologist.

In daily life, women often suffer from lower abdominal pain due to various reasons. For women, many diseases manifest as lower abdominal pain. The following introduces what diseases can cause lower abdominal pain in women.

1. Acute gastroenteritis: such as inflammation of the gastrointestinal mucosa, the specific manifestations are abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea and retching, etc., which are mostly caused by poor diet or unhygienic diet.

2. Ectopic pregnancy: If both fallopian tubes rupture, internal bleeding is heavy and rapid, and irritation to the retroperitoneum causes severe pain. When the inflammation spreads to the entire abdomen, the patient will also experience symptoms of shock such as dizziness, sweating, and palpitations. Therefore, women must seek medical attention immediately when they find themselves feeling unwell.

3. Menstrual pain: Menstrual pain without uterine and pelvic diseases is primary menstrual pain. The cure rate of this type of menstrual pain increases with age. For menstrual pain caused by diseases of the male reproductive organs, the primary disease needs to be treated.

4. Adnexitis: Adnexitis is the second cause of lower abdominal pain in women. Adnexitis is more common among gynecological inflammations. Subacute adnexitis is characterized by severe lower abdominal pain, fever, chills, and other symptoms.

5. Pelvic inflammatory disease: Pelvic inflammatory disease generally has no obvious systemic symptoms, but sometimes there are lower abdominal pain, lower abdominal pain, pain, lumbar pain, irregular menstruation, etc.

6. Cervicitis: The clinical symptoms of chronic cervicitis are increased secretions in women, and may also include lumbar pain and lower abdominal pain.

7. Appendicitis: Appendicitis can mainly manifest as pain in the right lower abdomen.

8. Stones in the lower part of the urethra: Stones in the urethra can also mainly manifest as pain in the lower abdomen.

The above are all diseases that may cause lower abdominal distension and pain in women. Of course, there are many other reasons. Lower abdominal pain in women is a very common clinical manifestation, which involves a wide range of areas and has complex characteristics. It is recommended to go to the hospital for diagnosis in time and use medication after diagnosis.