Why do I have back pain before my period?

If a woman experiences lower back pain before her period, it can be very harmful to her, affecting her normal life and diet, and causing psychological burden and confusion. Many people will seek treatment at will without knowing the cause, but they will not be able to achieve the desired results. There are many reasons for premenstrual lower back pain, and we need to understand them clearly in advance before we can treat the cause. Let's discuss the causes of premenstrual lower back pain.

At present, low back pain symptoms in clinical medicine are often divided into primary and secondary. In fact, low back pain is also one of the main manifestations of menstrual pain. It occurs before and after menstruation. Low back pain often occurs before menstruation. It may be due to weak physical fitness or long-term exposure to cold environment. These are the main causes of low back pain. Some women like to eat cold food and so on. If they eat it for a long time, it will cause physical discomfort and also cause menstrual pain during menstruation.

Before the menstrual period, low back pain is not ruled out as some kind of gynecological disease, such as common pelvic inflammatory disease and endometritis. These diseases will cause low back pain, so women should go to the hospital for a gynecological examination every year to verify whether it is caused by gynecological infection. Low back pain before menstruation may also be caused by not paying attention to keeping warm and often catching cold in winter, which can cause long-term low back pain after uterine cold.

Some women think that the low back pain symptoms in the early stage of menstruation are due to pelvic congestion, which can cause local blood clots. If not properly treated, it will also cause other gynecological diseases. However, it should be noted that this type of symptom cannot be ruled out as being caused by a certain type of tumor. If it is a tumor, there will be bleeding during the non-menstrual period, and uterine pain will also occur frequently. During this period, the patient may often have a fever.

These are the reasons why you may have back pain before your period. If you are worried that your back pain is caused by these factors, you need to treat it in time. When you have back pain, you can use hot water for hot compresses, or do appropriate massage, but don't hit, which can relieve the back pain. For low back pain, you need to strengthen your physique and strengthen your body, but if it is a physiological factor, you don't need any treatment.