What is the cause of menopausal back pain

There are many parts of the female body that are very sensitive, such as the waist and chest. As women age, they will enter menopause. During menopause, women are very irritable, and there will be a lot of discomfort in the waist, and even backache. Backache will affect women's sleep and life. So let's take a look at the causes of backache during menopause.

First, what is the reason for menopausal back pain? Menopausal back pain often hides some diseases, which cannot be ignored and the cause must be found out. Generally speaking, the main causes of back pain include bone diseases, visceral diseases, mental illnesses, etc. Women in menopause may suffer from back pain due to bone diseases. For example, spinal joint contusion, muscle spasm, lumbar disc herniation, etc. may also be caused by calcium deficiency.

Second, visceral diseases are also one of the causes of back pain. For example, gynecological diseases are an important factor causing low back pain. Visceral diseases also include kidney disease or pelvic diseases, endocrine disorders, etc.

Third, what other symptoms will menopausal women experience? Degeneration of the musculoskeletal system: pain in the waist, back, and limbs, and some women develop frozen shoulder and cervical spondylosis. Abnormal mental and neurological symptoms. Such as anxiety, depression, irritability, anger, crying, fatigue, crawling sensation on the skin, etc., always feeling like groups of ants are crawling on the skin and in the hair, which is very uncomfortable, but no abnormalities were found after dermatological examination. Menstrual disorders are the most common and prominent manifestation in menopausal women. Menstruation is often delayed, sometimes only occurring once every few months, and the amount of menstruation gradually decreases. When estrogen becomes less and less and can no longer cause changes in the endometrium, menstruation stops, which is called menopause.

What is the reason for back pain during menopause? Back pain in menopausal women may also have psychological reasons. Therefore, many symptoms of low back pain are not caused by problems in any part of the body, but are simply caused by overwork and mental stress, which causes the body to send a signal that it needs rest.