Causes of left lower abdominal pain in men

I believe that many of our male friends have experienced the trouble of left lower abdominal pain. When we find left lower abdominal pain, most of us mistakenly think that we have eaten something bad. In fact, left lower abdominal pain in men may also be a symptom of prostatitis, but this is often not noticed by our male friends. So, today we will talk about the cause of left lower abdominal pain in men and the abdominal pain caused by prostatitis.

Abdominal pain is a very common clinical symptom, which is divided into severe pain throughout the abdomen and dull pain with obvious location. Severe pain in the entire abdomen is also called acute abdomen, which manifests as severe pain in the entire abdomen, tenderness, rebound tenderness, abdominal wall muscle tension, and even shock. Acute abdomen often means extensive lesions and serious illness. No matter what the disease is, the patient's family should seek treatment immediately, and the doctor will make a differential diagnosis based on the patient's medical history and other complications. Dull pain in the abdomen is mostly caused by mild digestive tract disorders, but it may also be related to diseases of the chest organs, urinary tract and reproductive organs, depending on the location of the pain and other accompanying symptoms.

What causes lower abdominal pain in men?

Male lower abdominal pain: There are many factors that cause male lower abdominal pain, and most of them are related to inflammation related to the male reproductive system. Lower abdominal pain is a characteristic symptom of chronic prostatitis. In addition, there are also symptoms such as frequent urination and urethral burning during urination. The pain of chronic prostatitis is not limited to the urethra and perineum, but also radiates to the surrounding areas, causing lower abdominal pain in men. At the same time, lower back pain is the most common.

The reason why prostatitis causes lower abdominal pain is related to many factors:

1. Colds and chills. Colds and chills can cause the body's sympathetic nerves to become excited, leading to increased urethral pressure, contraction of the prostate duct, and obstruction of the excretion of prostatic fluid, resulting in stasis and congestion, leading to lower abdominal pain.

2. Abnormal sexual life. Frequent sexual life, forced interruption, or excessive sexual life can all cause abnormal congestion of the prostate. However, excessive sexual restraint can also cause long-term automatic excitement, resulting in passive congestion, which is also one of the reasons why prostatitis causes lower abdominal pain.

3. Too heavy a massage. External stimulation caused by improper prostate massage or other medical behaviors, such as too heavy a massage or too frequent massage, can cause congestion of the prostate and cause lower abdominal pain.

4. Chemical factors. Urine irritation is the main chemical factor. Urine contains a variety of acidic and alkaline chemicals. When the patient has local neuroendocrine disorders, causing excessive posterior urethral pressure and damage to the opening of the prostate duct, uric acid and other irritating chemicals will reflux into the prostate, inducing chronic prostatitis.

Lower abdominal pain requires prostate care:

The prostate is the largest accessory gland in the male reproductive organ. The prostatic fluid it secretes is an important component of semen. Like other organs in the body, the prostate can also get sick, the most common of which is chronic prostatitis. Clinically, 25% to 50% of men have suffered from this disease. To protect the prostate, men must pay attention to the following issues:

Check whether the foreskin is too long. If it is too long, circumcision should be performed as soon as possible to prevent bacteria from hiding and retrogradely entering the prostate through the urethra.

Timely clear chronic infection lesions in other parts of the body to prevent bacteria from entering the prostate from the blood.

Establish correct sexual concepts and avoid excessive sexual activity. Exercise and other methods can be used to release energy and prevent the prostate from becoming congested due to excessive sexual activity.

Develop the habit of urinating promptly, as holding urine can cause urine to back up into the prostate.

Avoid sitting for long periods of time or riding a bicycle for long periods of time to avoid poor blood flow to the prostate.

Strengthen character cultivation, talk more, make more friends, be open-minded, and be optimistic.

Develop good living habits, do not smoke and drink less.

The above is our introduction to the left lower abdominal pain in men caused by prostatitis. I believe that everyone should have a basic understanding through the above introduction. To prevent prostatitis, we must pay attention to good living habits, quit smoking and drinking, maintain personal hygiene, and do aerobic exercise regularly to prevent it before it happens.