Is back pain in women during menstruation due to kidney deficiency?

Many female friends feel back pain during their menstrual period even if they do not do physical work. Many people think it is normal to experience back pain during this special period of time and do not take it seriously. But in fact, any discomfort in the body reflects one's own health condition. The most common cause of lower back pain is insufficient kidney qi. So, does lower back pain in women during menstruation result from kidney deficiency? Let’s take a look at the following answers.

Although women's low back pain is related to kidney deficiency to a certain extent, some gynecological diseases often cause women's low back pain. In fact, low back pain is not only caused by kidney problems, but more often it may be other diseases such as lumbar muscle strain. Similarly, if there is frequent urination at night, patients often show irritability, boredom and anger, or even bloodshot eyes, fatigue and tiredness. Gynecological diseases can also cause backache in women. The most common gynecological diseases are:

1. Abnormal position of the uterus: If the uterus is extremely retroflexed and its position changes abnormally, the ligaments supporting the uterus in the body will be over-pulled and some nerves will be compressed, which will cause low back pain.

2. Cervicitis: When the cervix becomes inflamed, the stimulation of inflammation can also cause lower back pain. If you feel sore in the waist and knees, and your vaginal discharge is large but clear and has no odor, you should consider cervicitis or adnexitis.

3. 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.

4. Vaginitis: If you have lumbar pain, accompanied by a lot of yellow, sticky and smelly vaginal discharge, you should consider pelvic inflammatory disease or vaginitis.

5. 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.

So does lower back pain in women during menstruation indicate kidney deficiency? I believe that everyone has understood after reading this article that there are many reasons for low back pain. For women, the most common ones are kidney deficiency and gynecological diseases. When encountering symptoms of low back pain, we should judge based on our usual life and eating habits, and go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.