Patient's question:
Always uncomfortable, feeling bad, can't sleep. Does cervical erosion cause lower back pain?Doctor's answer:
Hello, cervical erosion is divided into two types: one is pathological and the other is physiological. The physiological type is mainly due to excessive outward growth of cervical columnar epithelium, resulting in a disordered-like change. This condition generally does not cause symptoms of lower back pain. If it is pathological, it often manifests as a significant increase in leukorrhea. If the inflammation spreads upwards to the pelvic cavity, it can easily lead to lower back pain and other symptoms.