Cervical erosion causes severe back pain

The main disease in the early stage of cervical erosion is cervicitis, so a series of anti-inflammatory measures should be taken after cervicitis occurs, so as to effectively prevent the development of cervical erosion. When cervical erosion occurs, it not only causes harm to the uterus, but the patient may also show other symptoms in the body. Some patients with cervical erosion feel severe pain in the waist. Is this related to cervical erosion?

Will cervical erosion cause back pain? Cervical erosion can indeed cause back pain, so if female friends with cervical erosion feel pain, they don’t need to rush to check their waist.

You should first consider whether the pain is caused by cervical erosion, because 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 waist or they are nervous about whether there is a problem with their lumbar spine. They go to the hospital for a full-body check-up, but there is nothing wrong. So 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. Having said that, I guess female friends have a certain understanding of whether cervical erosion can cause lower back pain.

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, and refusing to have artificial abortions, we can go for regular gynecological examinations. The above is the answer to the question of "Will cervical erosion cause back pain?" I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

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