Why does a woman have pain on the left side of her waist?

In clinical medicine, there are many reasons that can cause left side waist pain in women. The most common disease is lumbar muscle strain, which is a symptom that can be caused by fatigue and cold. The patient will develop the symptom after the above causes occur. The symptoms will be relieved after lying down, hot compress, local massage and plaster.

In addition, if the patient has fixed trouble on the left side, it is not ruled out that it is caused by the third lumbar transverse process syndrome. It is caused by aseptic inflammation of the third lumbar transverse process. The patient may have fixed tenderness in the position of the third lumbar transverse process. Finally, if women have gynecological diseases, such as chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, it will also cause symptoms of low back pain, and stones in the urogenital system can also cause low back pain.

If a woman has pain on the left side of her waist, she needs to pay attention to several conditions. Left-sided adnexitis can cause left-sided lower abdominal pain or heaviness, low back pain, and urinary tract stones. Left-sided ureteral stones can cause left-sided low back pain. Chronic colitis can also cause back pain or abdominal pain, and these conditions need to be checked one by one. Through gynecological examination, the uterine adnexa can be gently pressed to check for tenderness, and B-ultrasound of both kidneys and urethra can be used to determine whether there are left ureteral stones. Based on daily diet, bowel movements and whether there is abdominal distension, enteritis can be eliminated or diagnosed through colonoscopy. Pay attention to rest, eat a light diet, eat more easily digestible foods, and eat soft foods. Keep warm, drink plenty of water, and exercise moderately to enhance your resistance.

Women's left side waist pain may be related to the following factors: 1. If the pain in the left side of the waist occurs after strenuous activities, it may be caused by contusion or sprain of the left lumbar muscle, which may be accompanied by restricted waist movement. 2. If the pain occurs after long-term hard work with your head down, or after your waist catches a cold, it may be caused by chronic lumbar muscle strain or fasciitis. After rest and local hot compresses and warmth, the pain symptoms can be alleviated, but it is also easy to relapse. 3. If a woman experiences pain in the left side of her waist and lower abdomen, it may be due to urinary tract infection or pain caused by stones. In most cases, it is also accompanied by irritating symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and pain when urinating. On the other hand, the pain may also be caused by pelvic inflammatory disease or adnexitis, which can be confirmed by routine blood tests, urine tests, urinary system B-ultrasound, and uterine adnexal B-ultrasound examinations.