Patient's question:
Recently, for the past two weeks, I have been experiencing lower back and coccyx pain. Every afternoon, there is a protruding pain in the lower back area. So, I would like to ask, what gynecological disease is associated with lower back and coccyx pain?Doctor's answer:
Lower back pain is not necessarily a gynecological problem; it could also be caused by simple muscle strain in the lower back or issues like a herniated disc. However, gynecological conditions can indeed lead to lower back and sacral pain, with the most common being chronic or acute pelvic inflammatory disease and cervical inflammation. In such cases, it is usually accompanied by persistent lower abdominal pain or abnormal vaginal discharge. Maintain good hygiene for the external genital area, wash frequently, and change underwear often. Avoid strenuous physical labor and keep a positive mood.