Is there any relationship between back pain and gynecological diseases? Be careful of these 7 diseases

Low back pain, like abdominal pain, is a very common symptom in our lives. Due to its commonness, many people do not take it seriously when they experience it, thinking that they may be tired and will be fine after a rest. However, low back pain is often related to the occurrence of diseases, especially gynecological diseases, which require vigilance.

Cervicitis: When the cervix becomes inflamed, symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge, local itching, and tingling will appear. At the same time, the stimulation of inflammation will also cause lower back pain.

Abnormal position of the uterus: The normal position of the uterus is forward bending and anteflexion. If the uterus is retroflexed and the position changes abnormally, the ligaments supporting the uterus in the body will be over-pulled and some nerves will be compressed, which can cause low back pain.

Uterine prolapse: The uterus shifts downward along the vagina. Due to the weakness and reduced tension of the pelvic supporting tissue, the abdominal pressure increases, causing a feeling of falling, and lower back pain due to traction.

Pelvic inflammatory disease: Women suffering from pelvic tissue inflammation, such as chronic adnexitis, pelvic peritonitis, uterosacral ligament or connective tissue inflammation, etc., the inflammatory stimulation of these diseases can cause low back pain.

Pelvic tumor: If there is a tumor in the pelvis, such as fibroids, cervical cancer, ovarian cysts, etc., which compresses the nerves or cancer cells infiltrate the pelvic connective tissue, low back pain may occur, and the pain will worsen as the tumor grows.

Pregnant women: After pregnancy, as the fetus grows month by month, the support force of the waist continues to increase. Long-term mechanical action will cause the ligaments to gradually relax, and the expanded uterine cavity will compress the pelvic nerves and blood vessels, which can also cause low back pain.

Other factors: Too many unexpected pregnancies or too frequent sexual intercourse can cause kidney deficiency, which in turn can induce low back pain.