What is the reason for lower abdominal pain and back pain in women

Is long-term low back pain caused by pelvic inflammatory disease? Back pain is one of the common symptoms of waist discomfort, but if female friends often have back pain and abdominal pain, especially the pain is more obvious during menstruation, and if it is accompanied by dysmenorrhea, you should pay attention, because it is very likely that pelvic inflammatory disease has been found!

What are the common symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease?

1. Symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease: back pain

If you often feel back pain and are also accompanied by symptoms such as excessive vaginal discharge, general fatigue, and headaches, then the back pain may not only be a problem with the intervertebral disc, but may be caused by pelvic inflammatory disease!

2. Symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease: abdominal discomfort

If you feel pain when pressing your lower abdomen lightly, and often have discomfort such as anal prolapse and painful urination, you should consider the possibility of pelvic inflammatory disease and see a doctor immediately to find out the cause.

Complications of pelvic inflammatory disease

1. Pelvic inflammatory disease can affect men's sexual life

Pelvic inflammatory disease is very easy to recur, which will cause psychological burden on patients, resulting in depression, irritability, depression and other negative emotions. In addition, the discomfort symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease will also affect men's sexual life, causing abdominal pain and other discomfort during sexual intercourse. Over time, it will lead to secondary sexual indifference and sexual aversion, affecting the couple's sexual life.

2. Pelvic inflammatory disease or ectopic pregnancy

Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease can easily cause salpingitis. If it is not effectively cured for a long time, the fallopian tubes on both sides will become adhered and blocked, the inferior vena cava will become narrower or even blocked, and the sperm and egg cannot combine normally to implant in the uterine cavity, resulting in ectopic pregnancy.

3. Pelvic inflammatory disease can cause infertility

If pelvic inflammatory disease causes severe adhesion of the fallopian tubes, or even complete blockage, the fusion of sperm and egg will be affected, and in addition to ectopic pregnancy, infertility may also occur.