Can I get pregnant if I have back pain before my period?

Does lower back pain a few days before menstruation mean pregnancy? This is a question that many people have raised before. It may be pregnancy, but in many cases it is not pregnancy, but an abnormal condition, usually caused by chronic pelvic inflammatory disease spreading to the sacral tendon. In this case, the actual cause should be actively identified, and if necessary, medical intervention should be carried out in the early stage.

If you have lower back pain a few days before your period, it could be a sign of pregnancy, especially if you have sex in the middle or late stages of your period without taking any contraceptive measures. In this case, if the embryo implants, you may experience mild lower back pain. At this time, you should continue to observe the menarche. If it is not delayed, the possibility of pregnancy is relatively high.

However, in many cases, low back pain a few days before menstruation is not caused by pregnancy, but may be caused by chronic pelvic inflammatory disease spreading to the sacral tendon. Because the pelvis is in a state of hematoma a few days before menarche, the waist is prone to pain. At this time, a gynecological examination can be done to rule out chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, and pay attention to whether the bottom tendon is thickened and whether it is tender.

For chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, active treatment should be carried out, and more rest should be taken in daily life. If necessary, some antifungal drugs or some Chinese herbal medicines can be taken for treatment. At the same time, during the medication period, attention should be paid to physical therapy, massage, hot compress, etc. on the abdomen, which can promote local blood circulation and accelerate the absorption of inflammation. Do not have sexual intercourse, otherwise it may aggravate the condition.

If you experience lower back pain a few days before your period, it may be caused by lumbar disc herniation, lumbar muscle strain or lumbar vertebrae hyperplasia. Especially those who work standing up or sitting down for a long time are more likely to have this kind of situation.

In addition, a few days before menstruation, if there is no fertilization after ovulation, the uterine wall will fall off and the uterine muscles will contract. When the surrounding blood vessels are compressed, radioactive pain will occur. In addition, a certain amount of prostacyclin will be secreted a few days before menstruation. If the secretion is too much, the uterine smooth muscle will become spasmodic, which will also cause lower back pain.

It can be seen that lower back pain in the first few days of menstruation may be related to pregnancy, but most of them are normal physiological phenomena, or are caused by chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, or lumbar muscle strain, etc. For those with more obvious pain, don't be lucky, go to the hospital for relevant examinations as soon as possible, and carry out active and reliable treatment.