Why do I have back pain before my period?

Before women have their periods, they will have some symptoms that indicate the arrival of their periods, such as breast pain, mood swings, back pain, etc. Back pain not only affects women's bodies, but also their normal daily lives. So, what causes back pain before menstruation?

Back pain before menstruation is actually one of the main manifestations of menstrual pain. This condition not only occurs before menstruation, but also continues to cause back pain after menstruation. The occurrence of back pain may be caused by the woman's own physical weakness, or it may be caused by being in a cold environment for a long time. In addition, some women may feel uncomfortable before menstruation if they like to eat cold food and cold food.

However, it is possible that back pain before menstruation is caused by certain gynecological diseases, such as common pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, etc. These diseases will cause back pain before menstruation, so women can go to the hospital for a gynecological examination to see if the back pain is caused by gynecological infection. Women should also pay more attention to keeping warm in daily life. Long-term coldness can cause uterine coldness and cause back pain.

Pelvic congestion can also cause premenstrual back pain, and pelvic congestion can also cause local blood clots, so women should deal with it in time to avoid causing other gynecological diseases. In order to relieve the discomfort caused by back pain, women can use boiling water to warm the waist, which can relieve the symptoms of back pain.

Back pain before menstruation may be due to a history of chronic cervicitis. When the inflammation spreads to the sacroiliac cruciate ligament, the elasticity of the sacroiliac cruciate ligament decreases and hematoma occurs. The pelvis is also in a hematoma state before menstruation, which aggravates the hematoma of the sacroiliac cruciate ligament and causes back pain before menstruation.