Patient's question:
Doctor, ! I gave birth to my child in February this year. Recently, I've been experiencing severe postpartum menstrual period-related lower back pain for the past one to two months. I've never had this phenomenon before. During my postpartum check-up, mild cervical erosion was found, and after one week of physical therapy, it showed some improvement. However, in the past two months, I've noticed that the frequency of lower back pain before my period has significantly increased, to the point where I can't even bend over. Sometimes I also find blood streaks in my underwear. Is it possible that the erosion has flared up again?Doctor's answer:
If there is vaginal bleeding again during the non-menstrual period, it is recommended that you undergo a thorough examination to check the condition of the cervix. If there is vaginal bleeding again during the non-menstrual period or after sexual intercourse, it is suggested that you have an ultrasound examination to check the condition of cervical erosion. The above is advice on the question "Why does lower back pain occur during the postpartum menstrual period?" It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!