Sudden pain in the left lower abdomen of men

Many men experience pain in the left lower abdomen in daily life, and at this time they are worried about whether there is a health problem with their body. Authoritative experts believe that pain in the left lower abdomen should not be ignored, and a comprehensive examination must be carried out in time to avoid causing more serious adverse effects. Today, let's take a look at what causes pain in the left lower abdomen, hoping to be of some help to everyone.

What is the reason for a man's sudden dull pain in the left lower abdomen? Pain in the left lower abdomen may be caused by prostate disease

If men often experience left lower abdominal pain, they must pay attention. This may not be normal. Most of the time, it is caused by prostate disease. Therefore, men must be careful. When they experience lower abdominal pain, they must conduct a comprehensive examination to determine whether there are symptoms of prostate disease.

What is the cause of left lower abdominal pain?

1. Pain after sexual intercourse

The vast majority of cases of lower abdominal pain after sexual intercourse are caused by urogenital diseases. In addition, varicose veins can also cause lower abdominal pain in men. If the pain is obvious, taking fluphenazine in moderation can effectively prevent the disease from worsening.

2. Subacute pain

Subacute pain in the left lower abdomen usually has no warning signs. The pain comes suddenly and is accompanied by nausea and vomiting. This is mainly caused by the disease of some organs in the abdomen, which are transmitted to our abdomen through nerves. If you encounter this situation, you must go to the hospital outpatient clinic for treatment immediately.

3. Prostate pain

Chronic prostatitis can also cause prostate pain and left lower abdominal pain. In addition, men may continue to have difficulty holding urine, frequent urination, or difficulty urinating. In more serious cases, men may also experience varying degrees of pain in the vulva and below the scrotum.

4. Urogenital system stones

Urogenital tract infection and urogenital stones can cause patients to experience lower abdominal pain, back pain, and varying degrees of severe pain, and some patients may even experience nausea and vomiting.

5. Acute appendicitis

In addition to obvious left lower abdominal pain, patients with acute appendicitis will continue to have symptoms of fever and stomach cold, and abscesses can be seen in routine urine tests.

In the above content, we give you a detailed introduction to the causes of left lower abdominal pain. Do you have some basic understanding of lower abdominal pain? Finally, we also want to remind you that if you have lower abdominal pain, you must go to the hospital for outpatient diagnosis immediately, get treatment as soon as possible, and recover as soon as possible.