Pain in the lower abdomen of men

Generally speaking, the symptoms of dull pain on both sides of the lower abdomen of men have certain important manifestations in many diseases. It is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination. For example, kidney stones, nephritis, etc. can cause it. See a doctor to complete the gallbladder, liver, coccyx B-ultrasound, kidney function, urethral tube B-ultrasound and urine test. Actively check, find the cause of the disease, and then treat it in a targeted manner.

The first reason for hidden pain in the lower left abdomen of boys is prostatitis.

Prostatitis can cause men to have a dull pain in the left lower abdomen. Prostatitis is the most common disease in adult men. It can be divided into two types in clinical medicine: subacute prostatitis and chronic prostatitis, of which chronic prostatitis is more common. Subacute prostatitis can cause a dull pain in the left lower abdomen in men. In addition, the patient will continue to have systemic symptoms such as chills, fever, and fatigue. The pain of chronic prostatitis is not limited to the urethra and perineum, but will continue to radiate to the surrounding areas, and the following low back pain is more common. In addition, the genitals, spermatorrhea, testicular scrotum, lower abdomen, groin, thigh root, duodenum, etc. can all be affected.

The second reason for hidden pain in the left lower abdomen of boys is varicose vein.

Varicose vein refers to abnormal bending and dilation of the varicose vein. The main causes of varicose vein are varicose vein valvular insufficiency, increased pressure in the left varicose vein, or blood from the aorta to the scrotum exceeds the return of the vein. Men with varicose vein also experience left lower abdominal pain and should receive effective treatment in a timely manner.

What is the cause of the left lower abdominal pain in boys?

The third reason for hidden pain in the lower left abdomen of boys is epididymitis.

Epididymitis is mostly caused by the spread of infection from adjacent organs. The specific symptoms are sudden pain in the scrotum, swelling of the epididymal cyst, obvious dull pain, and may be accompanied by fever, epididymal nodules and other symptoms. Acute epididymitis is often secondary to infection of the urethral orifice, male prostate or seminal vesicles, and chronic epididymitis is often caused by incomplete treatment of acute symptoms. Epididymitis can also cause dull pain in the left lower abdomen, which will seriously affect the patient's daily life and work, and the harm is quite large.

According to the detailed introduction in the above article, everyone should have a certain understanding of the cause of hidden pain in the lower left abdomen of men. Then, when the symptoms occur, you should go to a men's specialist hospital for examination in time to find out the cause of the disease and carry out targeted treatment.