What causes pain on the left side of a boy's lower abdomen?

Lower abdominal pain should not be underestimated, it indicates a "signal" from the body. According to different symptoms, you can analyze and get your own cause of abdominal pain. Some abdominal pain needs to arouse our vigilance and timely treatment. There are many diseases that can cause lower abdominal pain in men, so we must know what the cause is. The editor will tell you in detail what is going on with lower abdominal pain.

Male lower abdominal pain is a common clinical phenomenon. Generally speaking, male abdominal pain can be divided into severe pain throughout the abdomen and dull pain with obvious localization. Severe pain throughout the abdomen is also called acute abdomen, which manifests as severe pain throughout the 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 doctor will make a differential diagnosis based on the patient's medical history and other complications. Before receiving medical help and diagnosis, patients must not take painkillers or drink alcohol to avoid aggravating the condition and masking symptoms.

The reason why men often experience pain on the left side of their abdomen is closely related to the urinary system. In addition to the typical lumbar and abdominal cramps and nausea and vomiting, most patients with urinary stones may also have symptoms such as difficulty urinating and painful urination.

The pain is usually reflected from the waist to the ipsilateral inguinal groove or perineum, and this pain is fundamentally different from acute appendicitis, because the former can also manifest as persistent pain in the left side of the lower right abdomen, accompanied by local tenderness and rebound pain.

Patients with acute appendicitis often have fever and chills in addition to bloating and pain in the waist and abdomen. They may have tenderness in the hypochondrium and lower abdomen, and the tenderness is deeper and there is rarely rebound pain. They usually have urinary tract irritation symptoms, and urine routine often contains abscesses.

Therefore, men should pay special attention to the pain, find out the cause and then treat it. The reason why men often experience pain on the left side of the abdomen may be closely related to the urinary system. When persistent stabbing pain occurs, men should pay attention to it.