Causes of abdominal pain in the lower left abdomen of men

I believe everyone has experienced abdominal pain, which usually occurs after a meal or after vigorous exercise. Sometimes, such short-term pain after excessive exercise or some kind of stimulation is normal. It may also be caused by a disease. At this time, we need to actively treat it. However, many people do not take the pain in the lower left abdomen seriously. Only when they can't bear it anymore will they prompt the patient to see a doctor, especially men. Today, let's talk about the reasons for men's lower left abdominal pain.

1. Pain in the left lower abdomen may be caused by sigmoid colitis or proctitis, characterized by pain in the left lower abdomen accompanied by changes in the frequency of bowel movements or stool characteristics. Chronic colitis is an autoimmune disease that may be related to certain pathogen infections, genetic genes, and mental factors. Most cases have a long course and are difficult to cure, especially ulcerative colitis, where the stool contains mucus and purulent blood, causing great pain to the patient.

2. The causes of left lower abdominal pain include left ureteritis and left ureteral stones. Left lower abdominal pain is often accompanied by left lumbar paraspinal pain, or left waist soreness, accompanied by paroxysmal colic and submicroscopic hematuria, and left ureteral caliber tenderness.

3. Pain in the lower left abdomen is most commonly caused by prostatitis, which is characterized by a feeling of heaviness in the perineum or suprapubic area, which worsens when sitting for a long time or defecating, and radiates to the waist, lower abdomen, back, thighs, etc.

4. Varicose vein varicocele is also a common cause of left lower abdominal pain. Varicose vein varicocele often occurs on the left side. The characteristics of male left lower abdominal pain are more obvious when sitting, and the pain radiates to the left perineum, which may be accompanied by testicular pain. When varicocele occurs, the scrotum is enlarged, with a heavy and bloated feeling. It is aggravated when standing, walking, and working, and relieved after lying down and resting.

Through the detailed introduction above, I believe everyone has a better understanding of lower abdominal pain, which requires active treatment; however, lower abdominal pain sometimes does not necessarily mean that you have a disease, so we should not worry too much. When you encounter it, it is best to go for a check-up to confirm the cause. In daily life, we should be careful not to eat too much, not to exercise too much, etc.