How to return a responsibility with small abdomen hot tingle
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In my life, there are a lot of patients with burning and tingling in my lower abdomen. Both men and women may suffer from this kind of disease. I don't know what happened during this period of time. I always feel that my lower abdomen is sour and tingling. At the beginning, I thought that I had eaten bad food and had some weeks of millet porridge and green leafy vegetables. Although the situation is a little better, it often appears A tingling sensation in the lower abdomen. Because I usually like to do some physical exercise in order to lose weight, my husband said that it may be caused by my too intense exercise, but now I haven't done exercise for a period of time, and the daily work and rest is also very regular. Let's share some experience.
How to return a responsibility with small abdomen hot tingle
First: if the female early summer abdominal pain symptoms, are generally caused by some gynecological diseases. If the male has the symptom of abdominal pain, it is usually caused by abdominal inflammation. In general, if the symptoms of abdominal pain, it is best to go to the hospital in time.
Second: if it is a female patient, it is generally caused by inflammation of the ovary and uterus. Patients can take some gynecological Qianjin tablets and other drugs for treatment. Usually in the diet to light and warm tonic food, you can drink chicken soup and crucian carp soup.
Third: if it is male patients, it is generally caused by chronic appendicitis, chronic gastroenteritis and other diseases, patients can take some aspirin and other drugs to treat, can also take some auxiliary digestive drugs. Usually in the diet can eat noodles, millet porridge and other food.
matters needing attention
If the patient has the symptoms of abdominal pain, it is best to stay in bed more in daily life, do not do too intense exercise, it is best to reduce the bending action, and do not mention too heavy things. It's best not to eat cold food, but to drink warm water.
