Discomfort but no pain in the right lower abdomen

Generally, women who feel discomfort in the right lower abdomen but no pain are mostly considered to be caused by gynecological inflammation. Common gynecological inflammations in clinical medicine are mainly urethritis, adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, vaginitis, etc. Patients with this type of inflammation generally show symptoms of lower abdominal pain, or hematoma and edema in the cervical mucosa and vagina. The bodies of female friends are more prone to problems. If they don't pay enough attention in daily life, they are prone to gynecological diseases. For example, adnexitis is one of the gynecological diseases.

If a woman feels discomfort in the right lower abdomen but no pain, it is best to go to the hospital for a vaginal ultrasound examination or an abdominal color Doppler ultrasound examination to determine whether there are some problems. Symptoms can be relieved through local massage or local hot compress. You must keep warm and avoid catching cold.

What should I do if I have gynecological inflammation?

1. Seek medical attention immediately. Women with gynecological inflammation should receive treatment in time, which mainly includes medication, physical therapy and surgical treatment. Targeted treatment is carried out based on the test results, analysis of pathogens and drug sensitivity tests, etc.

2. Wear pure cotton underwear. Tight-fitting chemical fiber underwear will increase the temperature and humidity inside the vagina, allowing mold to take advantage of the opportunity to enter. The comfortable cotton can improve the ventilation of the lower body, which is not easy to accumulate bacteria.

3. Clean appropriately. You can appropriately choose some acid-base gynecological cleaning disinfectants, disinfectant sanitary napkins, etc. These are very good at killing bacteria left over from poor daily cleaning. It is recommended to use it 1-2 times a week. Frequent use is not good, as it can easily destroy the acids and alkalis in the vagina.

4. Change underwear frequently. You must change into clean underwear every day. Of course, cleaning the underwear is also very important. It is recommended to wash them by hand separately, which not only washes them cleanly but also avoids cross-infection of various germs.

5. Take appropriate contraceptive measures. The estrogen in emergency contraception can promote fungal infestation. If fungal vaginitis recurs, try not to use drug contraceptive measures. Condoms are the safest and best contraceptive method for women.

6. Moderately abstain from desire. Patients in the inflammatory response period should avoid having sex to prevent further damage to the vagina, bleeding, or even aggravating the infection, causing pelvic inflammatory disease, etc.

All pain in the human body should be taken seriously and never underestimated to avoid unnecessary injuries.