What is the reason for severe back pain before menstruation?

Severe back pain before menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon. The main thing is that before and after menstruation, due to pelvic hematoma, blood circulation will be blocked, irritating the reflex surface and causing back pain or lower abdominal pain. If the pain is severe and affects your daily life, work, study, etc., you need to take medication. You can choose to apply a hot towel to your waist, take Yuanhu painkillers, or ibuprofen and other drugs to relieve the pain.

Lower back pain before menarche is a serious condition and may be caused by the withdrawal of estrogen and progesterone. Since the level of prostacyclin increases during menstruation, it can also cause lower back and abdominal discomfort.

Generally, this type of symptom should be relieved or disappear quickly after the menarche, will not affect the patient's normal daily life, and may not require special treatment. However, if the pain is severe, it is necessary to consider whether it is combined with other symptoms. If the patient wears an IUD, severe lower back and abdominal pain may occur before menstruation or during menstruation. Generally, the symptoms will be significantly relieved after the IUD is removed.

If the patient has a history of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, the inflammation will be aggravated during menstruation and before menstruation, which may also cause more severe lower back pain. The patient can take drugs to treat pelvic inflammatory disease before or after menstruation, which can significantly improve the symptoms.

Women because they have. Women have physiological characteristics such as menstruation, creation, childbirth, and breastfeeding. In addition, they also have physiological characteristics such as menstruation, leucorrhea, pregnancy diseases, gynecological diseases and contraceptive surgery, so low back pain is a common symptom. More than 80% of multiparous women may experience low back pain, especially during menstruation, pregnancy and after childbirth. It is often considered to be physiological pain and does not require special treatment. In fact, the degree of low back pain in women varies from person to person, with great differences in clinical medicine, and the duration of pain also varies.