What causes pain in the triangle area of ​​men?

In the current situation, when people have physical examinations, they check some relatively private areas, especially the private parts. Many men choose some time-saving and labor-saving food to fill their stomachs in their daily life and work. So do you know what causes men's triangle pain? It may be an abnormality in the male prostate. It is recommended that you check the male prostate ultrasound to see if there is any abnormality. Usually, local heat compress, acupuncture and physical therapy can be used to relieve discomfort.

It may also be a problem of lower abdominal pain, which usually worsens after meals. It cannot be ruled out that it is proctitis or colitis. The pain is located in the bladder. It is recommended to perform color Doppler ultrasound of the urinary system. Abdominal B-ultrasound examination to rule out abdominal space-occupying lesions. In addition, urinary stones.

How to prevent pain in boys' lower abdomen

1. Pay attention to diet and avoid gastrointestinal infections.

2. Provide psychotherapy and diet control to patients.

3. People with abdominal pain and diarrhea should eat less residue, easy to digest, low in calories, and high in protein. Some foods that are intolerant, such as shrimp, crab, milk, and peanuts, should be taken as little as possible.

4. Avoid spicy food, frozen food, cold food, and quit drinking and smoking. Prevention after illness (prognosis): Mild and mild-moderate patients have a good prognosis, while very severe and fulminant patients are prone to combined gastrointestinal bleeding and shock, especially subacute sigmoid colon enlargement, which has a high mortality rate and poor prognosis. Patients with chronic persistent, long-term diarrhea and widespread lesions should pay attention to the occurrence of colon cancer.

There are many key triangular areas on a man's body. If they are not well protected, it will cause great trouble to the body and even seriously endanger life.

1. The triangle of the bridge of the nose. It is formed by the line connecting the root of the nose and the two sides of the mouth. There are 6 veins from the head and face that lead to the brain. They have branches and communicate with each other, forming a high-density vascular network. Safety warning sign: Do not squeeze the sores and pimples on the face in this triangle, and keep hygiene. If necessary, go to the hospital outpatient clinic to ask a doctor for treatment.

2. Occipital triangle. The occipital triangle refers to the area under the occipital bone that includes the first and second cervical vertebrae behind the neck. There are the most complex joints in the body here, and the up and down rotation, nodding, and head posture of the head are mainly carried out by these joints. The normal cervical vertebrae are slightly convex forward, and such inclination can increase the elasticity of the cervical vertebrae and relieve the vibration of the head. If you always maintain a bad posture, the lordosis of the neck will gradually straighten, or become kyphosis, which will compress the nerves and blood vessels in normal operation, and it is easy to cause migraines, strokes, etc. Avoid high pillows that affect sleep quality, long-term head flexion, and neck coldness or trauma.

3. Bladder triangle. This area is composed of two urethral openings and the urethral opening. This point is the area where the body's residual urine is stored. It is easy to breed bacteria. If you often hold your urine, it will weaken the bladder's contraction ability, and the urine cannot be completely discharged in the bladder, which promotes the transformation of bacteria and inflammation. Safety warning signs: drink more boiled water, at least 1000~2000ml per day; do not hold urine for a long time; keep the urethral opening clean and dry; quit smoking and limit alcohol; prevent urinary and reproductive system infections.

4. Genital triangle. Located in the triangular area formed by the toes and perineum, it is the place where the male reproductive system, urogenital system, and sex hormones are located. Sexual happiness and reproduction rely on this place. Risk sources include: trauma, such as penile fracture, foreskin tear, etc.; infection, such as sexually transmitted diseases, epididymitis, seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis, etc.; abnormal growth and development, such as foreskin is too long, cryptorchidism, atestis, small testicles, etc.; and frequent masturbation and sexual life. Safety warning signs: Maintain clean and dry, avoid unclean sex, avoid excessive masturbation, have a proper and regular life, and avoid trauma.

5. Shoulder triangle. The shoulder triangle is the area of ​​the deltoid muscle of the shoulder joint. The muscles in this area are strong. The deltoid muscles, past, outside and back, wrap around the shoulder joint. The axillary nerve runs through it, controlling the contraction and extension of the deltoid muscle. The shoulder joint structure is relatively loose, and it is easy to damage the soft tissue of the shoulder due to a momentary muscle contusion. Various upper body exercises will always use the shoulder joint. If used too much, the surrounding soft tissue will be rubbed, which is easy to cause chronic muscle fatigue or soft tissue inflammation.