Patient's question:
These past few days, I've been experiencing constant lower back pain, and I haven't done much work either. Additionally, I feel like my leukorrhea has been increasing. I'm very upset to think I might have a gynecological disease. I'd like to ask if gynecological diseases can cause lower back pain?Doctor's answer:
Many gynecological conditions can cause lower back and coccyx pain, but not all lower back pain in women is necessarily due to gynecological diseases. There are many reasons that can cause lower back pain, and a thorough examination is needed to make a definitive diagnosis.If you experience lower back pain during the cold and damp season, it is unlikely to be caused by a gynecological condition, because lower back pain caused by gynecological diseases is usually persistent or related to the menstrual cycle. The relationship between seasonal climate and such pain is not significant.
You can use a 2%–3% baking soda solution to rinse the external genitalia, vagina, or take a sit bath. After gently drying, place 250,000 units of nystatin suppository deep into the vagina, or apply nystatin cream to the vaginal walls. Do this once daily or twice daily (morning and evening) for a total of 10–14 days.