Can cervical erosion cause back pain?

Cervical erosion is a disease faced by many girls. Cervical erosion is caused by bacterial inflammation and in severe cases can cause low back pain. Therefore, if a girl has symptoms of low back pain, she must go to the gynecology department for examination in time to rule out the invasion of cervical diseases. Cervical disease is not terrible, but we should face it correctly, take precautions before it happens, avoid bacterial infection, and pay attention to reproductive safety. So, will cervical erosion cause low back pain?

1. Why do you get cervical erosion?

This is mainly related to everyone's daily living habits. Some female friends do not take good care of their bodies. They may have cervical erosion due to accidental pregnancy and have abortions. Excessive cleaning of the private parts may also cause damage to the private parts, which may also lead to the occurrence of this disease. Some time ago, a female friend had cervical erosion and the treatment effects were not very good. However, her waist pain started again recently. She suspected that the back pain was caused by cervical erosion.

2. Will cervical erosion cause back pain?

Cervical erosion is a disease that can indeed cause lower back pain. Therefore, if female friends with cervical erosion feel pain, they do not need to rush to check their lower back. They should first consider whether the pain is caused by cervical erosion. There are indeed many examples in the past. Some patients with cervical erosion have lower back pain, so they are afraid and anxious that there is something wrong with their lower back or they are nervous about whether there is a problem with their lumbar spine. They go to the hospital for a full-body examination, but there is nothing wrong with them. Therefore, if the lower back pain is caused by cervical erosion, don't be too nervous. Once the disease is cured, the lower back pain will disappear.

3. Cervical erosion is a very stubborn disease, so female friends must take good precautions. It is stubborn because it is indeed troublesome to treat and is easy to relapse. In daily life, as long as we spend more time exercising our bodies, enhancing our immunity, having good work and rest habits, paying attention to hygiene, changing sanitary napkins frequently, avoiding sexual intercourse during menstruation as much as possible, and refusing to have artificial abortions, we can go for regular gynecological examinations.