Lower left abdominal pain, what could be the cause?

Patient's question:

Lower left abdominal pain. Exclude gynecological aspects. There is a mass in the lower left abdomen, and the doctor confirmed it as mesenteric lymphadenitis. Oral Huanglian, intermittent numbness in both lower limbs. Unusual bowel movements.

Doctor's answer:

Lower abdominal pain, this typical symptom of enteritis, currently experiencing pain followed by the need to use the restroom, and feeling better after using it, can be regulated with traditional Chinese medicine. Your condition can be regulated with traditional Chinese medicine, commonly using the Pain-Shi-Yao Decoction, which is very effective. It is recommended that you consult a TCM practitioner while also paying attention to dietary regulation, avoiding cold foods, and avoiding excessive emotional fluctuations. Additionally, pay more attention to your personal lifestyle habits.

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