Possible causes of left lower abdominal pain in men

Many people have experienced left abdominal pain. It can be said that this kind of symptom is common in daily life, and men are also prone to left abdominal pain. Some patients may mainly show that the pain is not obvious and will pass by enduring it, but some patients are caused by serious symptoms and need to take immediate measures to treat it.

Authoritative experts emphasize that the possible causes of left abdominal pain in men are as follows:

1. Physiological phenomenon: Some men may experience left abdominal pain after doing fitness exercises. This is mostly caused by mild local inflammation caused by excessive exercise. Generally, no specific treatment is required. As long as you rest more or apply heat appropriately, it will get better on its own after a period of time.

2. Colitis and other symptoms: Our sigmoid colon is located in the left abdomen, so when men have left abdominal pain, they should pay attention to whether it is caused by colitis. In clinical medicine, the vast majority of patients are caused by colitis. Generally speaking, the lower abdominal pain caused by colitis is in the lower left abdomen. The pain is paroxysmal. The symptoms will be more obvious after eating irritating foods. Generally, it will be relieved after defecation, and the pain symptoms can also be gradually relieved. Regular examination and treatment of colitis is also relatively simple. Generally, the key is to use drugs for anti-inflammatory and sterilization, and pay more attention to food hygiene and safety to get a good treatment.

3. Genitourinary system disease factors: Male left abdominal pain may also be caused by prostatitis. Prostatitis is a common genitourinary system disease in men, which can cause different levels of pain symptoms. However, the key pain location of the patient is in the middle of the lower abdomen. Left abdominal pain is mostly caused by radioactive substances. In addition, the patient may have a fever and weakness with the onset of the disease. Patients with prostatitis need to go to the hospital for outpatient treatment immediately to prevent delays in the disease.

The above is today’s detailed introduction to the possible causes of left abdominal pain in men. I hope that male friends can pay attention to it after reading it. If this kind of pain often occurs in daily life or the symptoms become more and more serious, it is best to go to a reliable hospital outpatient clinic for examination in time to facilitate timely targeted treatment.