Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I had an abortion without anesthesia 35 days ago, but I haven't had my period yet. The past two days, I've been experiencing lower back pain. What could be the reason?Current general condition: Two days ago, an ultrasound revealed 7mm fluid accumulation in the right fallopian tube.
History of previous diagnoses and treatments, as well as their effectiveness:
Doctor's answer:
Causes of lower back pain after an induced abortion:1. Postoperative infection occurs within 1 to 7 days after the procedure, presenting with fever, lower back and abdominal pain after an induced abortion, increased discharge, and a foul odor. This is caused by bacterial infection.
2. Lack of rest after an induced abortion, prolonged standing, or lifting heavy objects can all lead to lower back pain.
3. After an induced abortion, it is important to keep warm and avoid exposure to cold, especially the lower back. Avoid contact with cold water, as lower back pain may also occur if the lower back becomes cold.
Patients should pay attention to protecting their lumbar muscles, keeping the lower back warm, and participating in exercises that benefit lumbar muscle recovery.