What reason is lumbago and alvine ache

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Low back pain and abdominal pain occur in different people. There are many strange ways of treatment. There are many reasons for female abdominal pain. Some people will be surprised or indifferent. Most of them are caused by gynecological inflammation, but some are caused by medical or surgical reasons. So we should be careful to identify the nature of pain, go to the hospital for symptomatic treatment, so as not to delay time. So what is the cause of female abdominal pain?

What reason is lumbago and alvine ache

First: abdominal pain caused by physiological deformities: common imperforate hymen, vaginal diaphragm, etc., symptoms see puberty menstruation, menstrual discharge obstruction and abdominal pain, the pain is closely related to menstruation, and periodic attacks, need surgical correction. Abdominal pain caused by tumor: abdominal pain, abdominal distension, low back pain and falling sensation caused by tumor are generally persistent. If the tumor torsion, rupture, bleeding, it often appears sudden abdominal pain, this is the "self exposure" of the tumor, usually need immediate surgical treatment.

Second: abdominal pain caused by certain gynecological diseases: for example, endometriosis often forms a mass near the ovary, uterus and rectum, which can aggravate premenstrual and menstrual abdominal pain, and sexual intercourse pain is also one of its characteristics. Another example is pelvic bleeding or blood stasis, which can lead to pelvic pain. The pain is often manifested in the root of one thigh.

Third: the pain caused by menstruation: women in the menstrual period of lower abdominal pain and general discomfort is a physiological phenomenon, if the pain is severe, it is dysmenorrhea. Puberty is mostly primary dysmenorrhea, which can be cured by itself; while post menstrual dysmenorrhea is mostly caused by certain diseases, so we should seek medical treatment early instead of using analgesics to solve the problem.

matters needing attention

It is more common in adnexitis and pelvic inflammatory disease, especially in women of childbearing age. The pain is on one or both sides, accompanied by increased leucorrhea. Chronic patients often present with dull pain, backache or a feeling of falling and swelling; acute patients often show abdominal pain and refuse to press, accompanied by fever.