What causes pain on the left side of the lower abdomen in men?

Men are always a symbol of strength, but men are also human beings. They all eat grains and it is inevitable that they will have some physical diseases. Some people always have pain on the left side of their lower abdomen. Most men choose to be careless and not care about it. In fact, this is an emergency signal sent by the body. Don't underestimate the pain. There are many reasons for this phenomenon. You will understand after reading the editor's introduction!

The main causes of pain in the left side of the lower abdomen in men are:

Varicose veins: 90% of them occur on the left side, and 15% occur on both sides. About 10% to 15% of men have varicocele, and about 50% of them will cause male infertility. Among all male infertility patients, 30% to 50% have varicocele.

The causes of varicocele include varicocele valve insufficiency, increased pressure in the left varicocele, or blood from the artery to the scrotum exceeding the venous return. The real cause is still unclear. As for the causes of male infertility caused by varicocele, it includes increased scrotal temperature, tissue hypoxia, or hormonal imbalance. The real cause is still unclear. Therefore, varicocele is called a mysterious disease.

Acute and chronic epididymitis: Epididymitis is one of the common male reproductive system diseases. Epididymitis is mostly caused by the spread of infection from adjacent organs. It manifests as sudden pain in the scrotum, epididymal swelling, obvious tenderness, and may be accompanied by fever, epididymal nodules, etc. Epididymitis belongs to the category of epididymitis in traditional Chinese medicine. The clinical manifestations are sudden onset, pain and swelling in the scrotum, accompanied by fever, chills and other systemic infection symptoms. The pain can radiate to the groin, lower abdomen and perineum.

Prostatitis: Prostatitis is mainly manifested by discomfort in the lower abdomen, perineum, and testicles, white discharge from the urethra, etc., which is common in young men. Excessive drinking, excessive massage, microbial infection, abnormal sexual life, direct pressure on the perineum, and allergic reaction to certain viruses can all lead to prostatitis. If prostatitis is not cured for a long time, it can cause persistent or recurrent urinary and reproductive system infections. Colitis can also cause dull pain in the left lower abdomen of men.

After reading the editor's introduction, I believe you must have paid attention to some of the pain in your body. If you have similar symptoms, it is recommended that you do not take it lightly. If you do not take your body seriously, you will regret it sooner or later. It is necessary to go to the hospital for examination in time to rule out some diseases. Men also need to take care of themselves.