What is the reason for the severe back pain during menstruation?

Women's menstruation is the process of the uterine wall shedding and mixed blood being discharged into the vagina after the withdrawal of estrogen and progesterone from the body. Generally, during the menstrual period, pelvic congestion and retroverted uterus can cause menstrual back pain. Mild back pain can be relieved by resting in bed without any special treatment. When the symptoms of low back pain are obvious, you can consider taking non-steroidal analgesics orally for symptomatic pain relief, or use hand warmers and heat patches to apply heat to the waist to relieve low back pain.

Generally, women will have some pain in the lower abdomen, lower back pain, and other symptoms before their menstrual period. If this condition is relatively mild and has no impact on one's work and daily life, it is a physiological phenomenon and does not require special treatment. Paying more attention to keeping the soles of your feet warm, doing moxibustion appropriately, including some acupuncture and physical therapy, are all helpful in relieving the physiological premenstrual lumbar pain.

If you have severe pain in your lower back and abdomen during the upcoming menstrual period, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for some related examinations, such as B-ultrasound and intervertebral disc examination.

On the premise that there is no abnormality in the uterine appendages and intervertebral disc, you can consider seeing a Chinese medicine doctor and taking Chinese medicine internally. You can do physical therapy, such as high frequency, microwave heating, three-dimensional surrounding optical fiber, etc., which has the effect of promoting qi and blood circulation, relaxing muscles and tendons, and is also very helpful for relieving pain.

Women because they have. Women have physiological characteristics such as menstruation, creation, childbirth, and breastfeeding. In addition, they also have physiological characteristics such as menstruation, leucorrhea, pregnancy diseases, gynecological diseases and contraceptive surgery, so low back pain is a common symptom. More than 80% of multiparous women may experience low back pain, especially during menstruation, pregnancy and after childbirth. It is often considered to be physiological pain and does not require special treatment. In fact, the degree of low back pain in women varies from person to person, with great differences in clinical medicine, and the duration of pain also varies.