Patient's question:
I am already 32 years old this year. In the past few days, I have been feeling constant pain in my lower abdomen, but it is not my ovulation period. So, I don't know what is wrong. Therefore, I would like to ask the doctor, what is going on with one-sided lower abdominal pain, back pain, and no ovulation?Doctor's answer:
Most lower back pain on one side is caused by muscle strain in the lumbar region, and it is also related to gynecological diseases and urinary system disorders. If the symptoms are relieved after pretending to rest after exertion, it is most likely due to muscle strain in the lumbar region. It is recommended that patients undergo cupping and apply topical ointments under the guidance of a doctor for treatment, which generally yields good results. If the effect is not satisfactory, further follow-up at the hospital is advisable.