How common is the symptom Lower abdominal pain among people with endometriosis?
99,25% of people with endometriosis reported Lower abdominal pain as a symptom of endometriosis in our survey.
How common is the symptom Lower abdominal pain among people with endometriosis compared to the non-affected group?
62,58% of people with endometriosis suffer from the symptom Lower abdominal pain very strong compared to a prevalence of 8,81% among non-affected individuals.
The following table shows the symptom Lower abdominal pain in people with endometriosis compared to non-affected individuals. The scale ranges from 1 (not at all) to 5 (very strong).
| Symptom severity | Endometriosis | Non-affected | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| not at all | 0,75% | 24,53% | -23,78% |
| slightly | 2,07% | 23,27% | -21,20% |
| moderate | 8,98% | 24,53% | -15,55% |
| strong | 25,62% | 18,87% | 6,75% |
| very strong | 62,58% | 8,81% | 53,77% |
Based on the datasets, we calculated the Kendall correlation. The following symptoms could be related to Lower abdominal pain.
| Symptom name | Correlation |
|---|---|
| Severe menstrual cramps | moderate correlation (48,00%) |
| Abdominal pain outside the lower abdomen | weak correlation (25,00%) |
| Heavy menstrual bleeding | weak correlation (25,00%) |
| Nausea | weak correlation (25,00%) |
| Bloated belly / Endo-Belly | weak correlation (24,00%) |
| Exhaustion / Fatigue | weak correlation (23,00%) |
| Pain after intercourse | weak correlation (22,00%) |
| Prolonged menstrual bleeding | weak correlation (22,00%) |
| Back pain | weak correlation (21,00%) |
| Dizziness | weak correlation (21,00%) |
| Durchfall | weak correlation (21,00%) |
| Pain during intercourse | weak correlation (20,00%) |