Patient's question:
Medical history: Five years ago, there was abdominal pain for one or two days after the menstrual period, and now it is lower back pain and abdominal pain during the menstrual period. Abdominal pain for one week occurs four to five days after the menstrual period, with very severe pain. Treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been received. What help do you want: I want to know what disease.Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you are currently experiencing lower abdominal pain and back pain symptoms, but with normal urination and defecation, it may be related to gynecological inflammation, pelvic inflammatory disease, or adnexitis. It is best to have an ultrasound examination at the hospital 3-7 days after your menstrual period ends. After confirming the specific cause, timely treatment can be administered. During treatment, pay attention to keeping your abdomen warm and avoid consuming raw, cold, spicy, or irritating foods. You first need to undergo a vaginal ultrasound examination to clarify the situation, as surgery may be required. Currently, the condition is unclear, so medication should not be prescribed casually.