What causes pain on the left side of a woman’s waist?

Body pain is the most unbearable thing for people, because it can seriously affect people's basic activities, and in severe cases it can make people lose their ability to move. There are many reasons for body pain, among which, pain in the waist is the most annoying. Women are especially prone to waist pain, which causes certain adverse effects on their lives. Let's take a look at what causes pain on the left side of a woman's waist?

If a woman experiences pain on the left side of her waist, it is necessary to observe whether the pain is related to body activities. For example, when you bend over and twist your waist, or do other limb movements, if the limb movement causes the lower back pain to worsen, it may be that there is obvious damage or lesions in the lumbar spine and soft tissues such as muscles and fascia in the waist. For example, patients with lumbar disc herniation may feel obvious discomfort in the waist when they bend over excessively, and the pain may even worsen. They may also experience symptoms of leg pain or numbness. If it is a minor sprain or strain of the soft tissue of the waist, obvious pain symptoms will occur when the waist moves. For patients with lumbar muscle strain, pain will only occur after excessive movement of the waist.

Pain on the left side of the waist may be caused by long-term poor sitting posture or recent strenuous exercise, which may lead to strain and injury of the waist muscles and stimulate local nerves, causing pain symptoms. In addition, lumbar disc herniation can also cause waist pain. Recommendation: You should rest more and avoid fatigue in the near future to relieve pain symptoms.

There are several possible causes of lower back and abdominal pain: First, visceral organ disease, including nephritis or urinary stones. Nephritis can be treated with anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs, such as ibuprofen. Urinary stones are recommended to be examined in the urology department of the hospital. If the stones are small, they can be removed surgically. The second type is spinal cord compression. Go to the hospital for an MRI scan. Surgery is the only effective treatment. The third type is muscle and soft tissue injury, which can be treated by taking blood-activating and pain-relieving drugs.