Is back pain a gynecological disease?

Gynecological diseases have always been a very distressing problem for many women, especially when they are over a certain age. Various gynecological diseases will affect their physical health. Therefore, female friends should pay more attention to their reproductive health in life and stay away from the harm of gynecological diseases. Do you know if back pain is also a manifestation of gynecological disease? Let's learn about it together!

In fact, many gynecological diseases can cause low back pain, but not all low back pain can be attributed to gynecological diseases. We still need to have a comprehensive understanding and treatment of this issue. Only in this way can we better understand our own physical health.

Cervicitis

When the cervix becomes inflamed, symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge, local itching, and tingling will appear. At the same time, the stimulation of inflammation will also cause lower back pain.

The normal position of the uterus is forward bending and flexion. If the uterus flexes backward and the position changes abnormally, the ligaments supporting the uterus in the body will be over-pulled, and some nerves will be compressed, which can cause low back pain.

Uterine prolapse

The uterus shifts downward along the vagina. Due to the weakness and reduced tension of the pelvic supporting tissue, the abdominal pressure increases, causing a feeling of falling and lower back pain due to traction.

The normal position of the uterus is forward bending and flexion. If the uterus flexes backward and the position changes abnormally, the ligaments supporting the uterus in the body will be over-pulled, and some nerves will be compressed, which can cause low back pain.

The above is some introduction about gynecological diseases. Through these introductions, we will find that in fact, many gynecological diseases may affect women’s physical health in life and cause back pain. Therefore, we want to better avoid and prevent the harm of this gynecological disease.