Is the lower back pain after abortion caused by inflammation?

Abortion is a very widely used pregnancy termination technology in modern life. It can solve women’s unwanted pregnancy problems in a timely manner and eliminate troubles in women’s lives. However, abortion is an act that goes against the laws of nature, and it can easily cause side effects to the body and lead to some serious illnesses. For example, back pain after abortion is common. Let's take a look at whether back pain after abortion is caused by inflammation?

Lower back pain may be caused by some blood stasis flowing into the pelvic cavity and blocking it during the abortion process, or by a slight movement of the uterus during curettage, which compresses the nerves in the lower back. If your lower back pain is severe, you must go to the hospital for a check-up in time. If the back pain after abortion is not very strong and only occurs in the first few days after the abortion, then it should be relatively mild. As long as you pay attention to more rest and proper massage, you can gradually recover. In addition, you must keep the vulva clean and hygienic, prohibit sexual intercourse within one month, and do not take a bath in a tub within half a month to avoid bacterial invasion and infection.

What causes back pain after miscarriage?

First, incomplete abortion: If the abortion fails, there will be residual tissue in the uterine cavity. After the operation, the uterus will expel the remaining tissue from the uterus, so women will feel pain.

Second, postoperative infection: It may be caused during the surgical operation or due to improper postoperative care and lack of attention to hygiene.

Third, blood stasis enters the pelvic cavity: blood stasis flows into the pelvic cavity and blocks the pelvic cavity, or it is caused by a slight movement of the uterus due to curettage, which compresses the nerves in the waist.

Fourth, gynecological diseases: Low back pain after abortion may also be an external manifestation of gynecological diseases. Pelvic inflammatory disease and severe cervical erosion can cause low back pain.

You should go to the hospital for a pelvic color ultrasound examination. You can take some anti-inflammatory drugs or Chinese medicine for conditioning. Pay attention to rest and avoid excessive fatigue. Don't eat too much raw and cold food and reduce the intake of spicy and irritating food. If there is fluid accumulation, you can also undergo physical therapy. Magnetic therapy and ultrashort wave therapy are more effective.