If pain occurs in the abdomen when exerting force, clinically there are several main reasons for this. The first one is due to long-term chronic pelvic inflammatory disease that causes adhesions in the pelvic tissues, which can lead to pain when exerting force because the local elasticity will be reduced, and the pain will often be aggravated during menstruation, sex, after exertion, and accompanied by increased vaginal discharge, or clinically there are also manifestations of dysmenorrhea. The second one is caused by intestinal canal problems, that is, chronic enteritis leading to adhesions in the intestinal lining, so when exerting force, it may also cause local pulling pain, and it is clinically recommended to go to gastroenterology or general surgery for further examination and treatment according to the cause. It is recommended that women should pay attention to their sexual life and menstrual hygiene in their daily life, and that they should strengthen their nutrition when suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease, in order to promote the absorption of inflammation by increasing their resistance.