Male lower abdominal pain prostate

When various organs and tissues of the body are abnormal, most of them will send signals with pain. Some diseases will not cause any symptoms when they first appear, but when the situation becomes serious, very obvious pain will occur immediately. Therefore, the pain caused by the body parts cannot be ignored. So, what may be the problem of male lower abdominal pain and male prostate? Let's discuss the interpretation below, hoping that men can understand it and pay more attention to their own urinary system health.

The key causes of male lower abdominal pain and prostate problems are as follows. Men with this problem can refer to it.

1. Digestive tract diseases

Most of the human intestines and stomachs are located in the abdomen and lower abdomen, so lower abdominal pain is likely to be a problem in the intestines and stomach, such as colitis or proctitis, intestinal polyps, and irritable bowel syndrome. If the pain is in the right lower abdomen, it may be a sign of appendicitis. Be alert and go to the hospital for examination immediately.

2. Abnormalities in the urinary and reproductive systems

The male urinary and reproductive system is also mostly located in the lower abdomen. Many urinary and reproductive system problems are manifested as lower abdominal pain, such as kidney stones, ureteral stones, and bladder stones. If a man has dull pain and finds some abnormal urination, such as smaller urination, discomfort when urinating, or tingling in the waist, it may be a urinary problem.

3. Urinary system problems

The male urinary system is also located in the lower abdomen. If a man has varicose veins, epididymitis, or inguinal oblique hernia, he may experience lower abdominal pain. Especially for men with left inguinal oblique hernia, the left lower abdominal pain will often occur and last for a long time, requiring active examination, diagnosis and treatment.