Why does my back hurt after menstruation?

Menstruation is the most important physiological phenomenon for women. Without menstruation, there will be no healthy reproductive system for women. Therefore, women have to face the troubles of menstrual problems in their lives, otherwise it will have a huge impact on their lives and make people unable to live peacefully. For example, women will experience lower back pain after menstruation, which is a disease phenomenon. So, what is the cause of lower back pain after menstruation?

Lower back pain during menstruation may also be caused by dysmenorrhea. There are two main reasons for dysmenorrhea: dysmenorrhea is caused by excessive prostaglandins synthesized in the endometrium, which causes abnormal contraction of the uterus. Clinically, dysmenorrhea is divided into primary dysmenorrhea and secondary dysmenorrhea. It is a common gynecological disease. Primary dysmenorrhea often occurs within one year after menarche, without any organic pelvic lesions. It is also called functional dysmenorrhea, such as psychological factors, uterine hypoplasia, excessive anteroposterior flexion of the uterus, etc.

Urinary tract infection may also be the cause of lower back pain during menstruation. Low back pain is mostly caused by acute or chronic nephritis, manifested as distension and pain in the lower back, and in severe cases radiating along the ureter to the perineum. In addition to urinary tract infections, urinary tract stones, tuberculosis and other diseases can also cause low back pain.

In addition, lower back pain during menstruation may also be caused by not paying enough attention in daily life, especially eating some cold and irritating foods during menstruation. For example, many girls like to eat ice cream or drink cold drinks, and they still eat them during menstruation. This can easily cause lower abdominal pain, which can then infect the waist and cause lower back pain. Also, taking a cold shower or bath in a tub during menstruation can cause back pain.

The causes of lower back pain during menstruation are multifaceted and complex. Therefore, once symptoms of lower back pain occur during menstruation, you should go to a regular gynecological hospital for examination and treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease and missing the best time for treatment.

Why does my lower back hurt after menstruation? This is the most concerning issue for women with the disease. Generally, women will encounter more or less menstrual problems in their lives, which makes women live cautiously and unable to carry out some activities with peace of mind. Therefore, it is recommended that women go to the hospital for treatment in time after experiencing symptoms of lower back pain after menstruation.