Pain on left side of belly button

Pain on the left side of the belly button is mainly a common abdominal pain. The most common clinical manifestations are mainly some severe pain and some positioning line pain. It is relatively obvious, mainly severe pain and some pain. In daily life, it is mainly closely related to diet and some digestive tract diseases. The main common ones in families are gastritis, enteritis and some inflammations.

Chronic hepatitis and some previous genital diseases can cause severe abdominal pain. Systemic diseases and some other diseases in daily life can cause abdominal pain. The main difference is that a series of pains suddenly occur in the brain after drinking at breakfast, and the abdominal pain is often accompanied by diarrhea.

Abdominal pain is a very common symptom in clinical practice. First, abdominal pain is divided into severe pain in the whole abdomen and dull pain with obvious location. Severe pain in the entire abdomen is also called acute abdomen, which manifests as severe pain, tenderness, rebound tenderness, tense abdominal wall muscles, and even shock. Acute abdomen often means extensive lesions and serious illness. Regardless of the disease, the patient's family should seek treatment immediately, and the doctor should make a differential diagnosis based on the patient's medical history and other complications. Before receiving medical help and diagnosis, the patient must not be given painkillers or alcohol to avoid aggravating the condition and masking symptoms. If there are no symptoms of peritoneal irritation such as tenderness, rebound tenderness, and muscle tension, but severe abdominal pain persists for more than an hour without relief, you should also go to the hospital for treatment. In addition to the above situations, dull abdominal pain is mostly caused by milder digestive tract disorders, but it may also be related to diseases of the chest organs, urinary tract and reproductive organs. It can be self-identified according to the location of the pain and other accompanying symptoms: Accompanying symptoms Possible diagnosis Periumbilical pain or colic, sudden onset, paroxysmal aggravation Intestinal ascariasis (see intestinal parasitic diseases) Upper abdominal or umbilical pain, which can be relieved by antacids, often accompanied by vomiting and diarrhea Acute gastroenteritis or gastric ulcer Intermittent spasmodic pain in the lower abdomen Intestinal dysfunction Chronic, cyclical, rhythmic abdominal pain in the upper and middle abdomen with tenderness, closely related to diet. Peptic ulcer, during the active stage of the disease, there may be persistent severe pain, pain radiating from the right side below the rib to the right shoulder. Cholecystitis or diaphragmatic lesions, paroxysmal drilling pain, accompanied by vomiting, and no pain at all during the intervals. Biliary ascariasis, persistent right upper abdominal pain and percussion tenderness in the liver area, accompanied by jaundice. Viral hepatitis, lower abdominal pain, accompanied by burning pain during urination, frequent urination. Cystitis or other urinary tract infection, pain starts from the lower back and then moves or spreads to the groin. Urinary tract diseases can be caused by this type of pain (such as urinary tract infection or kidney stones). Left lower abdominal pain, and often paroxysmal diarrhea and intermittent constipation. Colon allergy, or ulcerative colitis. Men, lower abdominal pain, groin swelling and discomfort, hernia, stabbing pain in the center of the upper abdomen and spreading to the left shoulder. Angina pectoris, abdominal pain. Abdominal pain is very common in daily life, and the causes are very complicated. Pathologies of the abdominal organs and diseases outside the abdominal cavity, such as chest diseases and spinal injuries, can cause abdominal pain. Abdominal pain can be divided into acute and chronic. Acute abdominal pain has a rapid onset and a short course; chronic abdominal pain has a slow onset and a long course.

The above are common symptoms of abdominal pain. It should be considered a signal of some long-term or other types of infectious diseases. Systemic diseases and some other diseases in daily life can cause abdominal pain. The main difference is that a series of pains suddenly occur in the brain after drinking alcohol at breakfast, and the abdominal pain is often accompanied by diarrhea. At the same time, diseases of the digestive system can cause lower abdominal pain, so the diet must be adjusted in time.