Women have persistent pain on the right side of their lower back

The main reasons for women's right side waist pain include: First, the soft tissue damage on the right side of the waist caused by cold or tendon injury. It is mostly caused by turning around suddenly or lifting heavy objects and not paying attention to keeping the waist warm. It can be alleviated after hot compress treatment. The second reason is gynecological diseases, including pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, etc. In addition, it is often accompanied by irregular menstruation or lower abdominal pain and discomfort. The third reason is urinary and reproductive system diseases, including kidney stones, ureteral stones and inflammation.

There are many reasons for this kind of pain in the lower back, including lumbar muscle strain, lumbar disc herniation, possible disc dislocation, spinal stenosis, and some other diseases of the pelvis in women, gynecological diseases, and some diseases of the internal organs behind the peritoneum, all of which may cause this kind of pain in the lower back in women. Therefore, it is recommended that the patient go to a regular hospital, including orthopedics, gynecology, orthopedic surgery, etc. for relevant professional examinations to confirm the diagnosis, which is the most important.

If it is a simple lumbar muscle strain in orthopedics, we can do some rehabilitation exercises, including Xiao Yanfei, and take non-steroidal anti-infective and analgesic drugs orally, apply some medicines externally, and do some acupuncture and physical therapy, which may achieve the effect of relief and the purpose of treatment.

In addition, if it is some gynecological conditions, we need to eliminate some gynecological tumors, inflammation, etc. This kind of low back pain caused by this kind of pain, we need more professional examination methods and treatment methods such as gynecologists. In addition, some diseases caused by retroperitoneal organs may require systematic examination, diagnosis and treatment by general surgeons or urologists.