Patient's question:
Just had my period, but recently my lower back pain has been particularly severe. It's also been quite long-lasting. At first, I didn't take it seriously, thinking it was just from being tired, and that a few days of rest would be enough. Maybe I haven't done much recently and have stayed home for a few days, but the pain hasn't gone away. This kind of pain is similar to the pain I felt before my period. So, I'm very worried.Doctor's answer:
Lower back pain and aching in women may not always be caused by fatigue or similar factors. Experts from the Women and Children's Hospital remind that many cases of lower back pain in women are triggered by gynecological conditions. Therefore, when women experience lower back pain symptoms again, while carefully examining the lumbar spine, kidneys, and other areas, they should also pay attention to gynecological disorders. There are four types of gynecological conditions that can cause lower back pain.The top "lower back" demon—Cervicitis
The second "lower back" demon—Chronic Pelvic Inflammation
The third "lower back" demon—Gynecological Tumors
The fourth "lower back" demon—Uterine Prolapse
In fact, having a gynecological condition is not at all. Patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as they receive timely treatment in the early stages, the chances of controlling the condition and recovering are very high.