Causes of dull pain in the ovary

The human body includes many organs, and each organ has different functions. The ovaries are an important part of the female body, which men do not have. The ovaries have the function of promoting the discharge of eggs, which is why women are able to reproduce. As long as the ovaries function normally, women will not have so many gynecological diseases. Only when the endocrine system is normal will women become more beautiful. If you often experience ovarian pain, do not delay and go to the hospital for prompt check-up.

What causes ovarian pain?

The ovaries are located in the lower abdomen, and there are many reasons for ovarian pain and dull pain. It may be caused by cystic disease. When there is pain in the ovaries, there may be pain in the lower abdomen, or it may occur in the navel or pelvic area. When there is pain in the pelvic cavity, it should be given more attention and go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment in time.

Of course, it may also be ovulation pain. When adolescent women ovulate, the follicle will rupture and the follicular fluid will stimulate the peritoneum. Therefore, sometimes the left and right ovaries alternate. Ovulation occurs once a month, and there will be mild abdominal pain. This situation is physiological. Generally, there will be dull pain or heaviness in the lower abdomen on one side. Some women will also have different pain manifestations such as dull pain. Some girls will also have a small amount of vaginal bleeding, which is a symptom of ovulation bleeding. It will generally disappear on its own after one or two days, and will not exceed seven days at longest. This pain is generally not caused by pathological factors. It is physiological pain and often does not require treatment. There is no need to worry too much.

What is the cause of dull pain in the ovaries? There are many reasons for dull pain in the ovarian area. It may be caused by ovulation pain or a certain disease. The specific situation requires specific analysis and treatment. Ovulation pain is generally physiological and does not require treatment.