What should I do if I have lower abdominal pain, back pain and excessive vaginal discharge?

From a girl to a woman, everything is just a matter of time. Similarly, when a girl grows up, her body will also undergo many changes. On the first day, she may find that she has breasts, has her menstrual period, etc., which means that she is getting closer to becoming a woman step by step. Therefore, we will encounter various physical problems, such as dysmenorrhea and back pain during menstruation, and sometimes we find that our vaginal discharge increases. How should we solve these problems?

Lower abdominal pain, back pain, and excessive vaginal discharge are likely symptoms of gynecological diseases. Common gynecological diseases in clinical practice include cervicitis, vaginitis, and pelvic inflammatory disease, all of which can cause symptoms such as lower abdominal pain, back pain, and excessive vaginal discharge.

1. Frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, and purulent secretions are symptoms of women suffering from gynecological diseases for a long time.

2. Abnormalities of the vulva and vagina: vaginal prolapse, vulvar growths, vulvar leukoplakia, itching, etc.

3. Lower abdominal mass: Masses in the middle or on both sides of the lower abdomen may be caused by uterine or ovarian disease.

4. Difficulty or pain in sexual life: This situation may be caused by congenital vaginal atresia, abnormal hymen, vaginitis, endometriosis, etc.

6. Lower abdominal pain: If a woman experiences lower abdominal pain, especially dull pain or sudden severe pain, it may be caused by ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage, ovarian cyst pedicle torsion, etc. Timely medical treatment is the key.

Increased vaginal discharge is a symptom, indicating increased vaginal discharge. Normal vaginal secretions come from the endometrial glands, cervical glands, paraurethral glands, Bartholin's glands, etc. Increased vaginal discharge does not necessarily mean illness, but most of the time it is caused by various gynecological diseases. How can we distinguish whether increased vaginal discharge is physiological or pathological?

Causes of lower abdominal pain: 1. Inflammation: acute gastritis, acute enteritis, cholecystitis, pancreatitis, peritonitis, etc.;

2. Perforation: gastric perforation, intestinal perforation, gallbladder perforation, etc.;

3. Obstruction and torsion: intestinal obstruction, biliary stone obstruction, biliary ascariasis, ureteral stone obstruction, acute gastric torsion, omental torsion and ovarian cyst torsion, etc.;

4. Rupture: ectopic pregnancy rupture, ovarian cyst rupture, spleen rupture, liver cancer nodule rupture, etc.;

So as we grow up, many conditions will occur in our bodies, and we should all know more common sense. However, it is also very important to seek medical treatment in time when problems are discovered. You should prescribe the right medicine for the disease and do not take medicine randomly. All medicines are toxic, so you should think carefully before taking them. I hope every beautiful woman can be in good health.