What causes sacral pain in women?

Once lumbar pain occurs, no matter who you are, you must pay attention to it, because many diseases can occur in this area, such as degenerative changes in the lumbar spine. The patient will experience pain in the waist and numbness in the lower limbs. At this time, you must pay attention to the protection of the waist and never do heavy work. So what are the causes of lumbar pain in women?

What causes sacral pain in women?

The most common cause of lumbar pain is lumbar disc herniation compressing the nerves, which is a degenerative disease that occurs when people age.

Suggestions: It is recommended to dialectically apply traditional Chinese medicine that relaxes muscles, promotes blood circulation and removes blood stasis, such as Yaotongning, and to combine it with acupuncture therapy for better results. Keep your waist warm at ordinary times

Low back pain is a symptom, not an independent disease. There are many causes of low back pain. Most of the causes are known, but there are still a few causes that have not been clearly identified. Common causes can be summarized into four categories:

①Caused by diseases of the spinal bones and joints and their surrounding soft tissues. Such as local injuries, bleeding, edema, adhesions and muscle spasms caused by contusions and sprains.

②Caused by diseases of the spinal cord and spinal nerves. Such as low back pain caused by spinal cord tumors, myelitis, etc.

③Caused by diseases of internal organs. For example, infection or tumor of the uterus and its appendages can cause lumbar pain, and such patients often have corresponding gynecological symptoms at the same time.

④Caused by mental factors. For example, patients with hysteria may also complain of low back pain, but there are no objective signs, or the objective examination and subjective description cannot be explained by physiological anatomy and pathological knowledge. This kind of low back pain is often a manifestation of hysteria.

The tension of women's waist muscles, fascia and ligaments around the lumbar spine is not as strong as that of men. They are less adaptable to heavy-load exercise and are prone to strain. After pregnancy, the uterus gradually enlarges, causing the lumbar spine to bend forward, and the center of gravity of the body shifts backward, changing the joints of the lumbar spine.

The structure of the joints loses the normal physiological center of gravity balance, causing some muscles, fascia and ligaments of the waist to be in a state of high tension for a long time, resulting in chronic strain. In the late pregnancy, the abdominal organs move upward, and then suddenly drop down after delivery, pulling on the peritoneum, which is also an important cause of low back pain in women.

In addition to the above physiological factors, some gynecological diseases are also important factors causing lumbosacral pain.

Genital inflammation and lumbar pain often worsen after excessive fatigue, sexual intercourse, and before and after menstruation. Patients often feel systemic symptoms such as low back pain, back pain, lower abdominal discomfort or distension, low fever, fatigue, and loss of appetite.