What causes left abdominal pain?

1. Left upper quadrant pain:

The internal organs of the left upper abdomen are: the left part of the stomach, the spleen, the pancreas, the colon and the splenic flexure, etc.

Left upper quadrant pain can be caused by:

1. Acute and chronic inflammation of the stomach, ulcers, functional dyspepsia, gastrointestinal spasms, etc., can cause pain in the left upper abdomen.

2. Pancreatic diseases - such as acute and chronic pancreatitis, often fever, left upper quadrant pain, nausea, vomiting, etc.; If you are over 40 years old and have stubborn epigastric pain, anorexia, weight loss, etc., you should be aware of the possibility of pancreatic cancer (pancreatic tail).

3. Splenic flexure syndrome - manifested as left upper quadrant bloating, pain and discomfort, and constipation. Onset may occur suddenly or slowly, lasting for half an hour. It is associated with intestinal dysfunction.

4. Chronic perisplenitis - often fever, local tenderness, spleen friction rub, etc.

2. Left lower quadrant pain:

The organs of the left lower quadrant are mainly the sigmoid colon, partial descending colon, distended bladder, left ureter, and left spermatic cord (male).

Common causes of left lower quadrant pain are:

1 Spasmodic colon – paroxysmal left lower quadrant pain, agitation, or exertion may be triggered and relieved by passing gas or defecation. May be accompanied by diarrhea or constipation.

2. Ulcerative colitis - left lower quadrant pain, diarrhea, mucus, pus and bloody stools, loss of appetite, emaciation and anemia.

3 Colonic diverticulum or colon and rectal space-occupying lesions. Middle-aged and elderly people are susceptible.

Do you have constipation or diarrhea? The left lower quadrant is the sigmoid colon, where stool is stored, and constipation and diarrhea can cause pain in the left lower abdomen.

It is possible that there is a slight ulcer in the antrum of the stomach in the small curvature of the stomach, so go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible! Some chronic inflammations are not easy to detect, so I wish you a speedy one**.

There is nothing else on the left side of the abdomen.

There is only the intestine, but the pain on the left side does not necessarily mean that the intestines are sick - heart disease is also possible!

Left abdominal pain is likely to be some stomach disease, due to the long-term eating is not regular, and at one or two o'clock in the evening is still eating supper, it is easy to cause chronic gastritis and other stomach diseases, usually we must pay attention to eating must be regular, and pay attention to not eating cold food, which will make the stomach disease more serious.

If it's a girl.。。 It should be adnexitis. Take some anti-inflammatory pills. It should be fine.

Analysis:

Advice: Hello, this situation highly suspects a lesion below the left diaphragm, this area of the lesion is most prone to pain when inhaling and speaking loudly.

Suggestions: At present, it is considered to be a lesion below the diaphragm, but it is not possible to determine what the cause is based on these descriptions alone, and it is recommended to do an abdominal B ultrasound, which can be preliminarily clarified**.

Stomach pain, after eating, the left abdomen is generally stomach pain.

The pain in the left abdomen may be caused by damage to the abdominal wall, or it may be a lesion of the abdominal cavity and posterior peritoneum, the most common of which is a lesion of the digestive system, such as: chronic gastritis, gastric ulcer, gastric cancer, pancreatitis, pancreatic cancer, pancreatic abscess, pancreatic pseudocyst with infection, splenic infarction, splenic hemangioma, splenic lymphoma, splenic cyst, ulcerative colitis, colorectal polyps, Crohn's disease, intestinal tuberculosis, colorectal cancer, etc. Female patients should also first consider the possibility of ** diseases, such as left ovarian cyst pedicle torsion, rupture of the corpus luteum, ovarian cancer, adnexitis, ectopic pregnancy, etc.

In addition, tubal stones, acute angina, myocardial infarction, and abdominal epilepsy may also cause pain in the left abdomen. Acute myocardial infarction is easily overlooked and misdiagnosed at an early stage, and should be given great attention, especially in people with a history of cardiac insufficiency.

The pain in the left side of the abdomen must have something to do with its anatomical position. Generally speaking, the left side of the abdomen includes the colon, most of which are sigmoid colons; ureters, fallopian tubes and ovaries in women; There are also the psoas muscles, iliopsoas muscles, muscles, and fascia, among others.

There may be uterine adnexitis in the left abdomen, or it may be inflammation of the small intestine.

The organs of the left lower abdomen include the left kidney, left ureter, partial descending colon, sigmoid colon, and in female patients, the left ovary, left ureter. Pain in the left side of the abdomen is thought to be due to a lesion in the above organs, including stones and inflammation of the left urinary system, inflammation of the left intestine, or tumors. Female patients also need to consider inflammation of the left adnexa, as well as conditions such as ovarian torsion, which vary in nature and severity of pain.

It is necessary to go to a regular hospital to make a clear diagnosis based on the patient's medical history, symptoms and corresponding examinations, and then carry out the corresponding **.

The left side has been painful for a week, the medicine has no effect, the hands and feet are soft and the body has no strength, color ultrasound....Kidney function, urine test is normal, and now I feel uncomfortable pain on the left side, what is going on.

Your description of hunger may be the cause of intestinal spasms, and oral 6542** is recommended.