Does excessive vaginal discharge generally affect lower back pain?

Leucorrhea is very familiar to us women, but will excessive leucorrhea affect low back pain? This is a question worth discussing for us. Because some women may experience lower back pain when the amount of vaginal discharge increases, we often suspect that increased vaginal discharge may cause lower back pain. But does it specifically affect low back pain? Let’s find out below, and I hope everyone can always pay attention to their physical condition.

Does excessive vaginal discharge affect lower back pain?

1. Increased vaginal discharge is sometimes the only symptom of chronic cervicitis, usually manifested as sticky or purulent mucus. Sometimes the secretion contains blood or a small amount of blood, and sometimes contact bleeding occurs. The irritation of vaginal discharge can cause itching of the vulva.

2. Lower abdominal pain. The lower abdomen or lumbar sacral area often hurts. Sometimes the pain occurs in the upper abdomen, hip joints, and thighs. The pain worsens during menstruation, sexual intercourse, and bowel movements every month. Especially when the inflammation extends backward along the uterosacral ligament or spreads along the bottom of the broad ligament, chronic parauterine connective tissue inflammation will form. The pain will be more severe when the cardinal ligament of the cervix thickens.

3. Bladder and intestinal symptoms Chronic cervicitis can spread through the lymphatic channels or directly spread to the bladder triangle and the connective tissue around the bladder. Therefore, when the bladder is affected, symptoms of frequent urination or difficulty urinating will appear, but the urine is clear, and everything is normal during a routine urine test. Therefore, if women experience the above symptoms, they should pay attention and go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

1. Low back pain and abnormal leucorrhea in women may be typical symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease. The typical symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease are lower abdominal pain that is resistant to pressure, excessive vaginal discharge with purulent discharge, and may be accompanied by fatigue, low back pain, and menstrual disorders. Patients with severe illness may experience high fever, chills, headache, and loss of appetite. If there is peritonitis, digestive system symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and abdominal distension may occur. Due to pelvic congestion caused by inflammation, patients will have increased vaginal discharge and low back pain, especially when the uterus is retroverted, the low back pain is more obvious.

2. Abnormal leucorrhea and lower back pain may also be caused by cervicitis or endometritis. The leucorrhea is milky white or light yellow, purulent, large in amount, has a foul odor, and is often accompanied by abdominal pain.

The above content is about the problem of low back pain caused by increased vaginal discharge. I believe that many female friends have already mastered and understood it. If you have such a situation, you must seek medical treatment in time to avoid other serious diseases. For the sake of our health, we must pay attention to abnormal leucorrhea. Keep track of the condition of your leucorrhea at all times, and then carry out relevant treatment based on the abnormalities in your leucorrhea.