Patient's question:
There will be a slight delay, but everything will come. Recently, my lower back has been a bit sore. The pain isn't in the middle of the waist but rather above the left buttock, slightly above where I take medicine {I haven't had an injection}. I can still do some housework, but the pain is more noticeable when I stand up straight. It hasn't been this painful before, just in the last few days. Could the expert think the lower back pain is caused by a gynecological issue?Doctor's answer:
There are many diseases that can cause lower back pain. Gynecological inflammation can lead to lower back pain, often accompanied by a dull ache in the lower abdomen. Recommendation: You can have an ultrasound to rule out pelvic inflammation and a lumbar spine CT to rule out disc herniation that may compress the spinal nerves. In addition to immediate medical treatment, patients with gynecological conditions should also pay attention to maintaining a healthy diet in daily life to digest nutrients well. I hope the above answer helps you. Thank you!