The female lower abdomen contains organs such as the intestines, appendix, bladder, ureter, ovaries, uterus, and fallopian tubes, as well as the groin and pubic bone. If a woman’s lower abdomen feels hard when pressed, the first thing to consider is whether the woman has too much muscle in her lower abdomen. The actual fact is that the actual woman’s body is not only a little bit more than that, but also a little bit more than that. Some drugs to promote gastrointestinal peristalsis, such as Mosapride, etc., usually female lower abdominal flatulence, will gradually be relieved; 2, constipation: some women may be constipated and the lower abdomen feel hard phenomenon, because when constipation, too much feces accumulation in the intestines, it will feel hard lower abdomen. You can strengthen intestinal peristalsis by eating more fresh vegetables, cereals and other dietary fiber-rich foods. You can also drink more water, so that the water content of feces in the intestines increases, which is conducive to relieving constipation and improving the situation of women’s lower abdomen feels hard when pressed; 3, intestinal obstruction: female intestinal obstruction is usually related to adhesions occurring after surgery for appendicitis, intestines, female uterus, ovaries, etc. When incomplete intestinal obstruction occurs, abdominal pain, abdominal distension, nausea, etc. When complete intestinal obstruction occurs, in addition to abdominal pain, abdominal distension, it will also When complete intestinal obstruction occurs, in addition to abdominal pain and abdominal distension, vomiting and even vomiting blood will also occur. The first thing is to fast, but also according to the condition of the choice of hydration, fluid, gastrointestinal decompression or surgery; 4, uterine fibroids: most fibroids can not be pressed, but a few cases, such as subplasma fibroids are large, coupled with the thin female body type, the abdominal wall is thin, may be pressed to the lower abdomen hard mass. Uterine fibroids are usually benign fibroids and can be accompanied by symptoms such as menstrual irregularities. The symptoms are more serious and require surgical treatment to retract the herniated intestine into the abdomen. Women’s lower abdomen may also feel hard when pressed and may be related to ovarian cysts, pelvic tumors, menstrual bloating, lipomas and other diseases, so women are advised to get an abdominal ultrasound and undergo targeted treatment according to the ultrasound and the clinician’s diagnosis.