What causes the right side of the waist pain in women

If a woman experiences pain on the right side of her waist, it may be due to lumbar muscle strain or lumbar disc herniation. If there are stones in the urinary and reproductive system, such symptoms will also occur. So what causes right side lower back pain in women?

There are many reasons for women's right side low back pain. The most common ones in clinical medicine are still considered to be the following aspects, such as local lumbar muscle strain, lumbar muscle sprain or fasciitis, which will directly cause right side low back pain. Gynecological inflammation in women can also cause right-side lower back pain. For example, if the patient has appendicitis or gastrointestinal tumors, it may also cause pain in the right side of the waist. Problems with kidney function, such as kidney stones, hydronephrosis, kidney tumors, and kidney tuberculosis, can also cause right-side lower back pain in patients. Therefore, there are many reasons for right-sided low back pain in clinical medicine. To determine the exact cause of this type of low back pain, we still need to rely on the patient's actual pain symptoms and combine some auxiliary tests to confirm the diagnosis.

If a woman has pain on one side of her waist, she needs to consider two aspects:

First, is there any connection between the pain in the waist and activities, office environment, fatigue and other reasons? If there is a correlation, it is likely due to the soft tissue of the intervertebral disc or intervertebral disc disease.

Second, if the pain is not related to other factors of activity, and the movement of the body does not aggravate the pain, it may be considered that the pain symptoms are caused by medical or gynecological diseases. Patients with lumbar fasciitis will experience a wide range of pain, uncertain pain locations, and the pain will be aggravated after activity fatigue and relieved after moderate to mild activity. Patients with lumbar muscle strain also have the main manifestation of significantly aggravated pain after fatigue and relief of pain after rest, and the pain site is generally fixed.

Patients with lumbar disc herniation usually have pain and numbness in the legs in addition to lower back pain. Patients with chronic lumbar sprains generally have experienced traumatic conditions, and the pain symptoms will persist and recur. If the pain has nothing to do with the body, you need to consider whether it is other diseases such as menstrual pain, uterine fibroids, kidney stones, etc.

It may be caused by lumbar muscle strain or lumbar myofasciitis, or it may be caused by pelvic inflammatory disease. Neither of them can rule out urinary and reproductive system infection or urinary and reproductive system stones. When you have ankylosing spondylitis, the same thing happens