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How is the pain below the navel of women?

Causes and treatment of abdominal pain

Abdominal pain refers to pain from below the ribs to above the groin.

Abdominal pain may be hepatobiliary and pancreatic diseases of gastrointestinal digestive organs, gynecological diseases or genitourinary diseases. Mild abdominal pain is mostly caused by minor gastrointestinal problems such as indigestion. Persistent severe abdominal pain without diarrhea may be a very serious disease. Abdominal pain with vomiting. Abdominal pain, abdominal distension after vomiting, or drowsiness and unconsciousness of patients are probably due to the following very serious diseases. ① Gastrointestinal diseases: gastric ulcer, cancer, appendicitis, intestinal obstruction, intestinal perforation, intussusception, acute intestinal ulcer, local enteritis, etc. ② Urogenital diseases: renal colic, pyelonephritis, prostatitis and cystitis caused by kidney calculi or cancer. ③ Various gynecological diseases: rupture of ectopic pregnancy and torsion of ovarian cyst pedicle. ④ Hepatobiliary diseases: cholecystitis, hepatitis and gallstones. ⑤ Peritonitis caused by different reasons. ⑥ Thrombotic diseases.

For the safety of patients, we should see a doctor or send them to the hospital for emergency treatment immediately.

Never take aspirin or other narcotic painkillers to relieve pain when you have abdominal pain. Aspirin is harmful to abdominal pain, and narcotic painkillers will cover up symptoms and interfere with diagnosis.

1, symptoms: abdominal pain below the waist (navel), burning sensation during urination, and increased urination times.

Possibility: Bladder inflammation.

Treatment: antibiotics are needed. However, doctors will further use pyelography to investigate the cause of inflammation and then treat the symptoms.

2. Symptoms: Abdominal pain continues to exceed 1 hour.

Possibility: There are many causes of abdominal pain, which should be diagnosed by experts. Regardless of other symptoms, see a doctor at once.

Treatment: Don't eat before seeing a doctor. If the doctor can't see anything wrong, the patient must stay in the hospital and check what is wrong before he can be treated. Persistent abdominal pain, no diarrhea, is likely to be a very serious disease.

3. Symptoms: abdominal pain lasts for more than 1 hour, and vomiting at the same time. Abdominal pain is not relieved after vomiting, and the abdomen is swollen. Severe patients may fall asleep or lose consciousness.

Possibility: This is a very serious symptom.

Treatment: Eat after seeing a doctor. Send it to the hospital immediately. If the doctor can't diagnose what the disease is, laparotomy may be needed.

Surgery is to open the patient's abdominal cavity and look straight. Find out what the disease is before you can treat it.

4, symptoms: abdominal pain over 1 hour, diarrhea.

Possibility: Abdominal pain and diarrhea are mostly caused by eating unclean food (food poisoning), causing gastrointestinal inflammation.

Treatment: In the case that the symptoms do not disappear, pay attention to the following points. Do not eat solid food, drink milk. ② Drink at least 1 liter of boiled water (sugar-free) every day. (3) If there is too much diarrhea, you should drink light salt water (1 liter of water plus half a teaspoon of salt) to supplement the water lost due to diarrhea. If you find red or colorless runny mucus in your stool, you should see a doctor.

5, symptoms: abdominal pain starts from the waist, and then moves down to the groin.

Possible: ureteral problems, kidney inflammation or stones.

Treatment: see a doctor and have a urine test. ① Inflammation, treated with antibiotics. For patients with stones, drink plenty of water, and the doctor may have to do pyelography to check the stones. According to the nature of stones, patients should drink more water. Try taking medicine to solve it. Someone took allopurinol (a gout drug) and potassium salt, and achieved good results, but it needs further confirmation. Ultrasound can also be used to crush stones and get satisfactory results. Surgery is the only treatment if necessary. In order to prevent stones from regenerating, patients should eat foods low in calcium and purine.

6, symptoms: female abdominal pain, located in the middle and lower part, suddenly appeared severe paroxysmal pain.

Possibility: It may be caused by torsion of ovarian cyst pedicle.

Treatment: Seek medical attention immediately. The doctor should do an ultrasound examination and operate if necessary.

7. Symptoms: Women of childbearing age have sudden abdominal pain, a history of menopause, irregular vaginal bleeding, syncope or shock.

Possibility: Ectopic pregnancy rupture.

Disposal: Take it to the hospital immediately. If the vault is punctured after gynecological examination, bloody liquid can be extracted. The doctor is going to perform an emergency operation.

8, symptoms: pain in the right waist below the ribs.

Possibility: gallstones. Pain, nausea and vomiting about two hours after eating.

Treatment: See a doctor, who may use ultrasonic scanning to diagnose. If the patient is in too much pain, the doctor may have to inject the patient with painkillers. Patients should pay attention to the following points. Eat less greasy food. ② Take some muscle relaxants. If necessary, take some painkillers, such as acetaminophen. Take medicine to help resolve gallstones. ⑤ If the above treatment fails, the gallbladder needs to be surgically removed.

9, symptoms: abdominal pain is located in the upper abdomen, below the chest.

Possibility: indigestion.

Treatment: Go to the drugstore to buy some digestive AIDS. Don't eat too much at every meal. If the attack is frequent and getting worse, see a doctor.

10, symptoms: abdominal pain for more than 3 hours, pain around navel first, vomiting or not. It hurts when you touch the midpoint of the straight line from the hip bone to the navel (appendix).

Possibility: appendicitis. Acute appendicitis may also cause fever.

Treatment: See a doctor. Doctors should treat with antibiotics and operate if necessary.