Pain on left side of uterus

Pain when pressing the left side of the uterus is most likely caused by dysmenorrhea. We need to eat more blood-enriching foods and relax ourselves during menstruation to relieve dysmenorrhea. Pain when pressing the left side of the uterus may also be caused by gynecological diseases. Female friends should understand the cause of the disease clearly and then choose the treatment method according to the cause of the disease.

Causes of pain on the left side of the uterus

1. Pain on the left side of the uterus caused by dysmenorrhea

It is a normal physiological phenomenon for women to experience lower abdominal pain and general discomfort during menstruation. Most uterine pain in adolescent women is primary dysmenorrhea, which generally does not require treatment and is not a cause for concern. Some dysmenorrhea is caused by certain diseases or surgeries. You should seek medical treatment as soon as possible and do not use painkillers to solve this problem.

Uterine pain caused by dysmenorrhea usually occurs before menstruation and in the first two days of menstruation, and the pain disappears with the end of menstruation. If you still feel pain from time to time after your period ends, you may need to consider whether it is a pathological factor.

2. Gynecological diseases induce pain on the left side of the uterus

Generally speaking, the occurrence of gynecological diseases may also cause pain in the left side of the uterus, such as common endometrial displacement, uterine inflammation, etc. Sometimes it may be one place that is inflamed, and sometimes it may be several places that are inflamed at the same time, so we must go to the hospital to check the problem and treat it symptomatically to achieve good treatment results.

Especially among gynecological inflammatory diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease and adnexitis, adnexitis is the most common. Acute adnexitis has symptoms such as severe abdominal pain, fever, chills, etc.; chronic adnexitis is characterized by varying degrees of pain in the left uterus, or lower abdominal distension, accompanied by increased leucorrhea, low back pain, menstrual disorders, etc. When inflammation occurs, it may cause pain on one or both sides of the uterus, increase vaginal discharge, and in severe cases, fever. It must be treated promptly.

3. Uterine cancer causes pain on the left side of the uterus

If a woman has uterine cancer and the cancer presses on the pelvic nerves, it can cause severe pain in the lower abdomen, waist, and thighs. This is particularly serious for women's health. Therefore, it is necessary to seek medical attention in time to avoid life-threatening situations.