What to do if women have lumbar pain

In life, we often hear some female friends say that they have waist discomfort. Most people think that this is caused by excessive fatigue. Among them are many young people and some middle-aged and elderly people. After they have symptoms of waist discomfort, they usually beat their waists with their hands. In fact, this practice is very incorrect, because it is likely to aggravate the symptoms of discomfort. Female waist discomfort is likely to be caused by gynecological diseases. So, what should women do with lumbar discomfort? Let's take a look.

Scars, adhesions and pelvic congestion caused by chronic inflammation can all cause lumbar pain. These lumbar and sacral pains are often aggravated by excessive fatigue, after sexual intercourse and during menstruation. If the ovarian function is impaired, there may be menstrual disorders; when the fallopian tubes are adhered or blocked, the fallopian tubes may swell or accumulate water, causing infertility.

In the treatment of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, in addition to paying attention to the combination of work and rest, drugs that can promote the absorption of inflammation and adhesions can be used. Local physical therapy can also be used to promote pelvic blood circulation, improve tissue nutritional status, and enhance metabolism to facilitate the absorption and dissipation of inflammation.

Abnormal IUDs Abnormal IUDs include the IUD model not matching the uterine cavity, the IUD being too elastic or the IUD being in an abnormal position. The abnormal IUD is lodged in the uterine cavity, stimulating the uterine wall and reflexively causing lumbar pain, which is often accompanied by abdominal discomfort, bloating, prolonged menstruation, and a small amount of vaginal bleeding. To do this, the ring type must be changed. Some women with IUDs may sometimes experience lumbar pain due to the body's rejection reaction. However, as long as the IUD is of the right model and is positioned normally, the body will slowly adapt after a period of time, and the lumbar pain will gradually disappear.

Iliac osteomyelitis is a disease that often occurs in women of childbearing age in late pregnancy or after childbirth. The cause may be related to pregnancy, infection, and mechanical strain. In the late pregnancy, the lumbosacral angle increases and the pelvis tilts downward, tightening the ligaments attached to the ilium, affecting the blood circulation of the ilium and causing lumbosacral pain. The pain is often persistent and spreads to the affected lower limb, worsening after fatigue. Clinical examination revealed local tenderness, and pelvic compression and separation tests were both positive. Patients can take local physical therapy, oral analgesics and other methods to relieve pain, and get more rest.

According to the above introduction, we know that the cause of lumbar discomfort is likely related to gynecological diseases, so after such symptoms appear, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. Do not beat your waist yourself. Only after the cause is clarified and targeted treatment is given, there may be a possibility of relief. You should rest in bed more often and avoid standing for long periods of time. Find out the cause of the pain so that you can prescribe the right medicine.