Women's lower abdomen distension

Abdominal distension is a common symptom in women. There are many factors that lead to this phenomenon. If you rely solely on this symptom to make a judgment, it is not easy to determine the condition. And abdominal distension in women only occurs occasionally, but only persistent discomfort needs to be taken seriously. In order to better understand our situation, we can first understand the possible causes and conduct a comprehensive analysis before drawing a conclusion.

The most common problem of lower abdominal distension is irregular menstruation. Some women will experience lower abdominal pain, general discomfort and other problems during the menstrual cycle. In severe cases, the pain may be severe. Most adolescent women suffer from primary dysmenorrhea, which can heal itself. However, if dysmenorrhea occurs after menstruation, it is mostly caused by some disease.

In addition, some women who suffer from dysmenorrhea should try not to rely on painkillers to solve the problem. Taking too many painkillers will lead to drug dependence and reduce their own absorption of the drugs. In addition, frequent dysmenorrhea may be caused by other diseases, such as uterine disease.

Tumor causes

Tumors can cause abdominal pain, bloating, back pain, and a feeling of heaviness, which usually persist and do not disappear suddenly. In addition, if the tumor twists or ruptures. If bleeding occurs, it will cause sudden abdominal pain and require timely surgical treatment.

Acute appendicitis can also cause severe abdominal pain. The pain will start in the upper abdomen and then slowly move to the right lower abdomen. It will also be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, fever, and pain in the right lower abdomen that you are afraid to press. Acute appendicitis needs to be treated promptly. If surgical removal is required, it should be performed in time without delay, otherwise it will easily cause more serious abdominal infection.

abortion

For pregnant women, sudden lower abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding is mostly caused by miscarriage. An ectopic pregnancy causes pain in the lower abdomen that usually starts suddenly. Intra-abdominal bleeding can cause the patient to feel a falling anus, frequent urge to defecate, pale complexion, dizziness and weakness, and may even go into shock.

Ovulation

Women may also experience lower abdominal pain during ovulation. This is because the egg cell ruptures during ovulation. Generally speaking, this phenomenon is normal and has no effect on human health. However, some women may experience ovarian rupture due to larger holes in the egg cells during ovulation, which may damage small blood vessels and lead to intra-abdominal bleeding. In this case, you need to go to the hospital for medical treatment.

Common physiological deformities include hymen occlusion and vaginal diaphragm, which are also the causes of lower abdominal distension in women. When adolescent girls have their periods, the discharge of menstrual blood is blocked, causing abdominal pain, which occurs periodically and requires surgical correction to be treated.