The pain in the abdomen is not always caused by gynecological diseases, other diseases can also appear the phenomenon of pain in the abdomen, consider may also be related to intestinal diseases, urinary tract diseases. First of all: gynecological diseases can indeed cause pain in the small abdomen, such as gynecological inflammation pelvic inflammatory disease can cause pain in the small abdomen, pelvic inflammatory exudate stimulate pelvic tissue, resulting in persistent pain in the small abdomen, aggravated after activity or sexual intercourse. However, gynecological inflammation may be accompanied by increased vaginal discharge, odor, and sometimes fever. Secondly, some diseases of the intestinal tract can also cause pain in the small abdomen. For example, in the case of colitis and proctitis, especially ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease, paroxysmal pain in the small abdomen or left lower abdomen, etc. may occur. However, ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease are also associated with more typical symptoms such as diarrhea and mucopurulent stools, which can be clearly identified and differentiated by colonoscopy. Again, diseases of the urinary tract can also cause painful discomfort in the small abdomen. For example, urinary tract infections such as cystitis and chronic pyelonephritis can cause pain in the small abdomen, sometimes radiating to the lower back. However, urinary tract infections also have the typical symptoms of frequent urination, urgency, painful urination or difficulty in urination. In summary, pain in the small abdomen is not necessarily gynecological inflammation, so it is important to identify it and seek medical attention in a timely manner.