The Lower Abdomen Feels Cramps

Hello Irma,

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Based on the complaint you mentioned, it cannot refer to one definitive diagnosis. Karen needs a complete physical examination and support. But I will try to explain several causes, including: urinary tract infections, dehydration and digestive tract irritation.

Urinary tract infections are conditions where bacterial infections occur in the urinary tract. This is marked by pain in the lower abdomen, feels cramps and aches, can be accompanied by pain during urination, nausea, vomiting and fever. Urinary tract infections are caused, one of which often holds urine, lack of water consumption, and the wrong way to wash.

Dehydration can also cause stomach cramps, which is an intestinal contraction due to lack of fluid in the body. Besides stiffness in the intestines can also make the stool become hard and difficult to pass through the intestine properly, so that stomach cramps appear.

As for the irritation of the intestine, or often called irritable bowel syndrome, is an irritable condition of the intestine, thus making the intestinal muscles do not work perfectly. Irritation of the intestine can be marked with difficulty Chapter or diarrhea, discomfort in the stomach, and can be accompanied by nausea.

In accordance with the complaint you made, you do not clearly convey stomach pain in which part. If it's in the middle lower abdomen, then it can lead to urinary tract infections. I suggest, to find out the exact type of cause, you can see a doctor, so that a more complete physical examination is done.

May be useful. always healthy.