What causes pain on both sides of the female lower back?

There are actually many reasons that cause pain on both sides of the lower back in women. Not only gynecological inflammation can cause lower back pain in women, but premenstrual period, lumbar muscle strain, spinal disease or kidney disease can also cause lower back discomfort. Therefore, if you cannot diagnose what disease you have, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a detailed examination to rule out malignant diseases as soon as possible and restore your body to health.

Low back pain is usually related to factors such as lumbar muscle strain, lumbar spine disease and kidney disease. Low back pain related to kidney disease usually occurs in the following situations: Renal colic: The pain occurs suddenly, often radiating to the lower abdomen, vulva, inner thighs and other parts, presenting as intermittent severe colic. It is often caused by obstruction of the ureter by stones, blood clots or necrotic tissue. Dull pain and bloating in the kidney area: Pain in the kidney area caused by urinary system diseases includes kidney enlargement pulling on the renal capsule, such as acute nephritis, acute pyelonephritis, hydronephrosis, polycystic kidney, renal cancer, and renal ptosis.

Low back pain caused by perinephric diseases: such as perinephric abscess, renal infarction complicated by perinephric inflammation, renal cyst rupture and perinephric hematoma, etc. However, many low back pains are caused by diseases of the spine and paraspinal soft tissues, and pain in the pancreas, gallbladder, and stomach often radiates to the low back. Patients with low back pain should undergo renal ultrasound examinations and urine tests to understand the condition of the kidneys. In addition, a lumbar spine radiograph is required to exclude lumbar spine lesions. It is worth noting that in clinical practice, some patients have good tolerance during the course of the disease and have few symptoms even if the disease is quite serious, which should be taken seriously. Generally speaking, low back pain requires medical attention, and if necessary, urine routine, renal B-ultrasound, and lumbar spine X-rays may be required.

When the menstrual period is approaching, the pelvis will be congested, and there will be back pain and lower abdominal distension and pain. You need to get more rest and avoid overwork. If you feel sudden pain on both sides of the waist, you can go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to rule out other diseases such as kidney diseases. Don't eat too much cold and raw food in the near future, and drink more hot water and hot soup. Your body's immunity will be reduced, and you will be more likely to catch a cold, and experience fatigue and drowsiness.