What is the reason for a strip-shaped lump in the lower left abdomen of a woman?

Women nowadays are under a lot of pressure as they have to work and take care of the family. This is why women nowadays are more prone to illness. Some women report that they always feel a lump in their abdomen, but they don’t know what it is, let alone what to do. What exactly is the reason for a woman to have a strip-shaped lump in the lower left abdomen? Is it harmful to the body?

Generally speaking, it is the "sigmoid colon" filled with feces, located mainly in the left lower abdomen near the inguinal ligament, smooth, slightly round, as thick as a sausage, without tenderness, rarely peristaltic, and can move left and right.

The treatment is mainly to temporarily solve your acute infarction symptoms.

To completely solve your problem, your usual diet is the most important. Eat less spicy and dry food, drink more water, eat more vegetables, especially vegetables rich in plant fine fiber (cabbage, green vegetables, cucumber, carrot), eat more fruits (such as bananas, pears, apples, etc.). The residues of these things are rich in water and can moisturize the intestines and promote bowel movements. Exercise appropriately, don't sit still all the time. You also need to develop the habit of defecating on time. Once there is a change, you must defecate, don't delay, that guy is full of toxins. After a long time, the water in the stool will be absorbed by the large intestine, and it will become dry and troublesome.

Generally speaking, people with constipation are reluctant to exert force, especially when defecating, because they are afraid of pain. So I hope you don't be too stingy with your strength.

After reading the above introduction, I believe you already know what is going on when a woman has a strip-shaped hard lump in the lower left abdomen! Know what's going on. Then we can better prevent this disease and avoid some adverse situations. When female friends find any abnormalities in their bodies, it is best to go to a regular hospital for a check-up!