What causes pain in the left lower abdomen of men?

Abdominal pain in men is usually caused by men's diseases, among which prostatitis is the most common. The incidence rate in men is relatively high and it causes quite serious consequences. Therefore, if a man has pain in the left lower abdomen, he should actively look for the cause. So, what is the cause of pain in the left lower abdomen in men? Let's take a detailed look at it.

, this situation is likely a symptom of prostatitis. Prostatitis is a discomfort similar to chronic prostatitis caused by spasmodic pain in the urethral muscles, prostate muscles, or muscles of the perineum and pelvic floor. Such patients have obvious tenderness in the levator ani muscles on both sides of the anus.

Prostatitis is common in young and middle-aged men, who have some symptoms of nonbacterial prostatitis and no history of urinary tract infection. Bacterial cultures of urethral, ​​bladder, and prostate specimens show no pathogenic organisms.

Symptoms of prostate pain:

1. Abnormal urination symptoms such as intermittent urinary urgency, frequent urination, frequent nocturia and dysuria.

2. "Pelvic" pain not related to urination, such as pain in the lumbar sacrum, perineum, scrotum, urethra, penis, suprapubic pain, groin, and thigh root discomfort.

3. Obstructive urinary dysfunction symptoms, such as hesitant urination, weak urine flow, interrupted and thin urine stream, dripping after urination, etc. Urethral and penile pain are symptoms of prostatitis, and can also be clinical symptoms of various reproductive infections (such as urethritis).

The above is an introduction to the pain in the left lower abdomen of men. I hope it will be helpful for men to understand. When men have pain in the left lower abdomen, they should pay attention to other symptoms. If there are symptoms similar to prostatitis, they should go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis as soon as possible to find the cause, and then take effective methods to treat it to avoid causing greater harm.