Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Frequent paroxysmal pain in the central area below the navel, usually resolving on its own after about a week.Onset and duration of the current illness: Daily paroxysmal pain, lasting for about a week.
Current general condition: No significant symptoms
Medical history: Approximately one year
Previous diagnoses and treatment history and outcomes: No results
Auxiliary tests: Ultrasound and urine tests were normal. First follow-up question: Stool tests were normal, and deworming medication was taken. Bowel and bladder functions are normal, with one bowel movement per day, but it is relatively dry.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, pain below the navel can have many causes because the abdomen contains many organs. It could be due to intestinal obstruction, colitis, intestinal spasm, etc. It may be caused by consuming unclean food. This area is primarily related to the uterus, and the pain may be dull. It can be combined with whether it occurs before menstruation. If it's not related to menstruation, it's also important to consider uterine inflammation, pelvic inflammatory disease, or cervical inflammation, among other causes. If the pain recurs, it's necessary to visit a gynecological department in the hospital for examinations such as a uterine ultrasound to identify the cause of the pain. Then, targeted treatment can be provided based on the cause. Therefore, patients should seek medical attention as soon as possible, find the cause, and receive early treatment to alleviate the pain fundamentally and promote fertility.