Post Date December, 02 2023
Liu Hongwei is a typical "white bone elite" (white collar, backbone, elite). I am often busy working and socializing all day, smoking and drinking alcohol, and working overtime to stay up late. A while ago, I suddenly began to feel occasional pain in my lower abdomen, and there were also some bifurcations in my urine. At that time, I didn't care because I was busy with work and entertainment. Until last week, when I began to have pain in my urine and started to have some bleeding, I had to go to Chengdu Shuguang Hospital to see a doctor. As a result, I found that I had acute prostatitis.
1. Prostatitis
Prostatitis is the most common cause of lower abdominal pain in men. It often occurs in young adults and is accompanied by adverse symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain in urination, which seriously affects the quality of life of men. In addition, prostate pain can lead to small abdominal pain. Bacteria cannot be found in the urine and prostate fluid cultures of patients, and pus cells and white blood cells cannot be seen under the microscope of prostate fluid. However, there are varying degrees of frequent urination, urgency in urination, and difficulty urinating, especially perineal and scrotal pain. Some people even have pain when sitting down.
2. Varicocele
Varicocele is also a common cause of lower abdominal pain, which is more pronounced when sitting. The pain radiates to the perineum and can be accompanied by dull testicular pain. "When varicocele occurs, it manifests as enlarged scrotum, with a feeling of heaviness and heaviness. It worsens when standing, walking, and working, and decreases after lying down and resting.".
3. Urethritis, ureteral calculus
"Abdominal pain is often accompanied by lumbosacral pain or lumbar soreness, as well as paroxysmal colic and microscopic hematuria, as well as tenderness in the ureter. It is most likely caused by ureteritis and ureteral stones.".
4. Acute cholecystitis
Pain usually occurs after meals or in the middle of the night, and is located in the right upper abdomen or upper abdomen. Sometimes the pain can spread to the right shoulder or scapula, and can be accompanied by fever, vomiting, and other symptoms.
5. Acute appendicitis
Appendicitis can also be a common disease of lower abdominal pain in men: Acute appendicitis, commonly known as appendicitis, can occur at all ages, but often occurs between the ages of 20 and 40. Most patients experience a shift from upper abdominal pain to lower right abdominal pain, which can even worsen due to coughing or moving the body.
What are the other concurrent symptoms of abdominal pain in men?
1. Local symptoms
When men have lower abdominal pain, it can be accompanied by adverse symptoms such as falling and swelling of the posterior urethra, perineum, and anus, and the swelling and pain of squatting, defecating, and sitting on chairs and stools for a long time worsens.
2. Radiation pain
Pain is not limited to the urethra and perineum, but also radiates into their vicinity. The following types of low back pain are most common. In addition, the penis, spermatic cord, testicular scrotum, lower abdomen, inguinal region, thigh, rectum, and other places can be affected.
3. Discomfort in urination
Bladder irritation can occur, such as frequent urination, burning urethra during urination, pain, and radiation to the head of the penis. In the early morning, there may be secretions such as mucus at the urethral orifice, and there may also be a feeling of difficulty urinating.
Experts from Chengdu Shuguang Hospital pointed out that lower abdominal pain in men can also cause decreased libido and ejaculatory pain, undoubtedly affecting the quality of sexual life, unable to meet the normal physiological needs of both parties, and affecting marital relationships. At the same time, the accompanying symptoms of fatigue, insomnia, and dreaminess also seriously affect the physical and mental health of men, unable to concentrate on their work. Therefore, when male friends discover related symptoms, they should be alert to certain disease signals, promptly go to the hospital for examination, and provide scientific treatment for the cause, in order to prevent the condition from expanding and causing greater health hazards.
