Five suspected conditions for lower left abdominal pain

Today, I would like to discuss some suspected conditions related to pain felt in the lower left abdomen.

Pain in the lower left abdomen can be caused by various factors, and there are conditions that require careful examination:

 

 

Kidney stones: Small stones formed within the kidney that cannot pass through the ureter may remain, potentially causing acute pain.

 

Colon diseases: Conditions such as colitis, colonic inflammation, or colon obstruction can cause pain when inflammation or blockage occurs within the colon.

 

Ovarian cyst: Cysts that develop in the ovaries can be suspected as the cause of lower left abdominal pain in women. This condition is often accompanied by symptoms related to the menstrual cycle.

 

Aortic dissection syndrome: This condition can cause pain due to pressure applied to the abdomen because of an abnormal position of the aorta. It can occur especially in elderly individuals or those with certain genetic conditions.

 

Spleen inflammation: Spleen inflammation can often cause pain in the lower left abdomen along with abdominal pain. As the inflammation progresses, the pain may become increasingly severe.

 

 

Diseases like these can be causes of pain, but an accurate diagnosis requires a medical professional's examination and tests.

If you are experiencing persistent pain in your lower left abdomen, it is best to seek professional help as soon as possible.

 

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