Intermittent pain in the left lower abdomen of women

Due to the uniqueness of women's bodies, they are very prone to various diseases. For example, when a woman's immune system is weakened, she will often feel a dull pain in the left side of her abdomen. So, what is the reason for women’s intermittent dull pain in the lower left abdomen?

1. Urinary tract inflammation: The symptoms of gynecological inflammation in women are more obvious, and the most common symptom of many gynecological diseases in clinical medicine is abdominal pain. Many patients also experience aggravated pain after sexual intercourse or fatigue. If accompanied by excessive leucorrhea, the patient should consider whether he has chronic metritis or other gynecological inflammation.

2. Tumor pain: Both male and female patients will experience abdominal pain when they have certain organ tumors. Especially when the tumor develops to the late stage, the abdominal pain will be further aggravated, and even unbearable pain will occur, and may even be accompanied by discomfort symptoms such as dull pain in the left lower abdomen and lumbosacral pain, and the pain may radiate to the limbs.

3. Menstrual pain: Women may experience abdominal pain before or after their period, which is called dysmenorrhea in clinical medicine. Menstrual pain often causes a dull pain in the left lower abdomen of women. Patients are advised to actively treat the symptoms of dysmenorrhea.

4. Appendicitis. Appendicitis is a common disease in clinical medicine. Most patients do not pay much attention to it in the early stages of the disease. In fact, the most common symptom of appendicitis is dull pain in the lower abdomen.

What we have explained above is the cause of the occasional dull pain in the left lower abdomen of women. After knowing these reasons, everyone must cooperate closely with the doctor to carry out treatment and care, and take medication. At the same time, you must change your underwear frequently in daily life, and avoid eating spicy and greasy foods during pregnancy and delivery.