02:45 PM
Tuesday 04 April 2023
Books: The Concelto
One of the common symptoms is the occurrence of pain in the right side of the abdomen without knowing the causes of this, and the causes leading to this pain are many.
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1- Colon pain
One of the most important causes of pain in the lower right part of the abdomen is colon pain, and a person usually suffers from what is known as irritable bowel syndrome, which causes cramps, gases, pain in the abdomen and large intestine, and the appearance of mucus in the stool. Medication usually helps in relief, as the cause can be the pain of the right ovary. Women, and these assumptions are logical if the pain is simple, and in the event that the pain is unbearable, the doctor should be reviewed immediately
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2- Hernia
Hernia occurs as a result of the rupture and weakness of the abdominal muscles, and carrying heavy objects and constipation are among the most important causes of hernia, which is the protrusion of part of the intestine outside the abdominal wall, which requires urgent surgical intervention
3- Appendicitis
Appendicitis is one of the most common causes of abdominal pain in the lower right side. The appendix is a small, thin tube located in the place where the thin and large intestines meet, causing severe symptoms such as nausea, high body temperature, constipation or diarrhea, poor appetite and flatulence.
4- Abdominal gases
Abdominal gases increase due to digestion problems, and the increase in gases is usually a sign of kidney and liver disorders or diabetes
There are also other causes of excessive gas, such as swallowing large amounts of air, eating large amounts of fatty and fatty foods, smoking and chewing gum.
5- Kidney infection and stones
Kidney infection usually occurs due to bacteria, and one or both kidneys may be affected by the infection, which leads to some other symptoms such as fever, chills, feeling cold, vomiting, frequent need to urinate, changing its color with an unpleasant odor, or the presence of blood and pus in the urine.
As for the stones, they are accumulations of minerals and salts that form inside the kidneys, and pain is often not felt, and sometimes you feel some pain in all parts of the abdomen, thigh, back and right side.
7- Inflammation of the intestine
Ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease are the most common causes of enteritis, and this leads to severe pain in the upper abdomen or in the entire abdomen.
