Beware of low back pain traps and do the following:

Where does low back pain come from?

Women’s physical and physiological characteristics make the chance of low back pain much more than men’s. And the pain of the waist is also different, which also represents different situations.

kidney deficiency lumbago

Kidney deficiency lumbago is the most common lumbago in women. Its pain is continuous pain, dull pain and weakness in the whole waist. Fatigue or aggravation after sexual intercourse. In the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the waist is the organ of the kidney, which controls reproduction and female menstruation. The most common is low back pain caused by kidney yang deficiency, which is manifested as cold pain in the waist, weakness in the waist and knees. Women lose too much blood during menstruation every month. At the same time, pregnancy and production will damage kidney qi. Women who have given birth to children and have had repeated abortions are more prone to such low back pain.

cold and damp low back pain

This kind of low back pain is mainly caused by the attack of wind and cold on the waist. The pain is local (upper waist) pain, which is manifested as cold pain and aggravated in rainy days.

blood stasis low back pain

Lumbar muscle strain or sprain causes local blood stasis and poor blood circulation, which leads to blood stasis lumbago. This kind of lumbago is also common, and the pain is manifested as local prick pain and needle pricking pain. In this case, we should first rule out organic diseases, such as lumbar disc herniation, kidney stones, nephritis and so on. Low back pain caused by organic diseases will last for a long time. It is difficult to distinguish early from blood stasis low back pain, and it should be examined.

Low back pain caused by inflammation such as pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is completely different from that of men, and is a common low back pain in women of childbearing age. Lumbago caused by pelvic inflammation and cervicitis is common in clinic. The pain is lumbosacral soreness and pain, accompanied by abdominal pain and increased leucorrhea.