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What cause pain in lower abdominal and umbilical...
What cause pain in lower abdominal and umbilical area
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treatment :
- The treatment depends on the cause that led to the occurrence of the pain, as there is more than one cause that can lead to pain in the lower abdomen, we will mention the most important ones later, therefore the case must be evaluated by the doctor and run some tests for diagnosis and then treatment, some advice can be followed now such as putting Warm water on the lower abdomen, Avoid exposure to cold air currents, Avoid fatty foods, Drink enough water during the day, Drink warm fluids such as mint, or sage, Reduce coffee, tea, and soft drinks, and Scobutyl can be taken three pills a day to relieve pain.
How is the diagnosis made?
- The diagnosis is made by taking the medical history, studying the symptoms that the patient suffers from, conducting a clinical examination of the patient, and then running some tests such as urine test to exclude urinary tract infection, sonar image of the urinary tract to exclude urinary tract stones, a complete blood test to assess white blood cell count, analysis of the stool to detect the presence of blood or parasites in it, X-ray images of the abdomen to exclude intestinal obstruction, CT scan of the abdomen to exclude diverticulosis or tumors in the colon
Causes of lower abdominal pain
- Appendicitis: It appears in the form of pain in the lower abdomen and around the navel and increases with time, accompanied by loss of appetite
- Diverticulitis: appears as abdominal pain accompanied by light blood in the stool, fever, nausea, and vomiting
- Inguinal hernia: appears in the form of abdominal pain accompanied by swelling or protrusion in the lower abdomen, especially when standing or coughing
- Intestinal obstruction: Abdominal pain accompanied by vomiting, constipation, and flatulence
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome: It appears in the form of chronic pain in the abdomen, alternating between diarrhea and constipation, flatulence, and excessive gas.
- Urinary tract infection: lower abdominal pain accompanied by burning in urine and an urgent need to urinate more than usual
- Urinary tract stones: pain in the lower abdomen extending to the groin, and blood in the urine
Our advice:
- Consult a doctor to make an assessment of the condition and then run the necessary tests for diagnosis
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