Lower back pain above butt in women



Low back pain in women

There are many low back pain in women, including:

Endometriosis


Migratory endometriosis is a chronic health problem, represented by the growth of tissues similar to those that make up the endometrium outside the uterus, whether in the pelvic cavity or in other areas, while the accompanying symptoms are due to the response shown by the migratory tissue to hormonal changes that occur in the body, and the feeling of low back pain is one of these symptoms, especially during the menstrual cycle.

Dysmenorrhea


Dysmenorrhea, dysmenorhea is a dysfunction in the uterus that causes frequent and severe contractions in women during the menstrual period, its symptoms include: pain in the lower back, lower abdomen, hips, and legs, and the intensity of the pain ranges from mild to severe, and usually lasts from one to 3 days, and it should be noted that dysmenorrhea is divided into two types; primary and secondary, both of which cause pain in the lower back.

pregnancy


Back pain is common during pregnancy, and having problems in the lumbar region before pregnancy increases the chance of back pain during pregnancy, and back pain often appears between the fifth and seventh month of pregnancy, but it may begin in some women in the early stages, and its causes are due to the change in the center of gravity of the pregnant woman, and gaining more weight. See 7 effective ways to get rid of back pain in pregnancy.

painful menstruation


Very painful menstruation is known as dysmenorrhea. Sometimes it can be very severe in some females. It may also cause severe abdominal pain, leg pain, and groin pain. The pains range from mild to severe and last for 3-4 days.


Sciatica


Sciatica is caused by compression of the sciatic nerve. The sciatic nerve at the back of your leg travels from the bottom of your spine to your leg. Sciatica causes burning or trauma-like pain.

Muscle sprain


It is common in people who lift excess weight in an improper form or sudden movements. Symptoms include muscle pain and stiffness. Rest and use painkillers if necessary can alleviate your complaints.

Crabs


Some types of spinal and uterine cancers (such as cervical cancer and endometrial cancer) can cause severe, long-lasting back pain. It can be referred to as breast cancer pain or metastatic lung cancer.

Kidney infection


It is also known as pyelonephritis as you may experience lower abdominal pain, back pain, and groin pain. They also include chills with high fever and frequent urination.


Causes of low back and abdominal pain in women


There are many causes of low back and abdominal pain in women, namely:

Gastritis


Different types of infections can cause gastroenteritis, including noroviruses and foodborne illnesses such as salmonella.

In gastroenteritis, the patient may experience severe abdominal cramps, which quickly spread to the lower back area.

Stress and anxiety


Stress can affect physical and mental health, as extreme stress or anxiety can lead to lower back pain and abdominal discomfort, and may cause bloating.

Back pain often occurs in people who suffer from stress, as a result of the effect of stress on their muscles, causing them to tighten involuntarily.

Rupture of ovarian cysts


(Ovarian Cyst Rupture) This problem is common in women in the reproductive years, and the pain associated with it is described as a sudden sharp pain that results after intercourse or extreme exertion, and ovarian cysts themselves may cause lower abdominal pain.

Urinary tract infection


Urinary tract infections cause pain in the lower abdomen with a burning sensation during urination, suffering from frequent urination in addition to blurry urine, and unpleasant smell.

Irritable bowel syndrome


(Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)) This problem shows contractions of the muscles of the colon more than normal, resulting in a sensation of cramps and pain in the abdomen, in addition to gas, flatulence, and bouts of diarrhea or constipation or both.

Ulcerative colitis


Ulcerative colitis is similar in nature to Crohn's disease, except that the affected part in this case is only the colon.

Spinal stenosis


Spinal stenosis causes pressure on the nerve roots and spinal cord resulting from bones and soft tissues, resulting in in addition to low back pain: convulsions, numbness, and a feeling of weakness, and people with spinal stenosis feel worse symptoms when standing or walking.

Pelvic inflammatory disease


Dysmenorrhea pain is usually felt in the lower abdomen, lower back, hips and legs, and usually lasts from one to three days, the pain can be mild and aching or it may be like sharp pains.


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Lower back pain above the butt in women


There are many different causes that lead to pain in the back area, especially the lower area of the back, and the most important and famous of these reasons are the following:

Osteoporosis


People with osteoporosis are more likely to experience pain in the lower back, and people with a family history of osteoporosis are also susceptible.

Aging

Where the elderly often suffer from pain in the lumbar region because with age the person suffers from stiffness due to the fading of the soft tissues between the vertebrae, which causes pain.

Lifestyle

Working in some professions that require strenuous or violent effort or carrying heavy objects leads to the development of low back pain over time.

Obesity

People who are obese and overweight are more prone to low back pain because excess weight puts pressure on the vertebrae.

Arthritis

It is one of the most common causes of low back pain because it narrows the space around the spinal cord.

Herniated disc

A herniated disc is a feeling of severe pain in the back area, and the pain may reach the lower extremities. Or thighs numbness can also be felt in all parts of the body.

Butt injuries

Some women experience severe pain in the buttocks and lower back because of injuries in this area in periods close to the periods of pain, and the pain is severe with movement.

Causes of low back and abdominal pain in women


There are many causes of low back and abdominal pain in women, namely:

Gastritis

Different types of infections can cause gastroenteritis, including noroviruses and foodborne illnesses such as salmonella.

In gastroenteritis, the patient may experience severe abdominal cramps, which quickly spread to the lower back area.

Stress and anxiety

Stress can affect physical and mental health, as extreme stress or anxiety can lead to lower back pain and abdominal discomfort, and may cause bloating.

Back pain often occurs in people who suffer from stress, as a result of the effect of stress on their muscles, causing them to tighten involuntarily.

Rupture of ovarian cysts

(Ovarian Cyst Rupture) This problem is common in women in the reproductive years, and the pain associated with it is described as a sudden sharp pain that results after intercourse or extreme exertion, and ovarian cysts themselves may cause lower abdominal pain.

Urinary tract infection

Urinary tract infections cause pain in the lower abdomen with a burning sensation during urination, suffering from frequent urination in addition to blurry urine, and unpleasant smell.

Irritable bowel syndrome

(Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)) This problem shows contractions of the muscles of the colon more than normal, resulting in a sensation of cramps and pain in the abdomen, in addition to gas, flatulence, and bouts of diarrhea or constipation or both.

Ulcerative colitis

Ulcerative colitis is similar in nature to Crohn's disease, except that the affected part in this case is only the colon.

Spinal stenosis

Spinal stenosis causes pressure on the nerve roots and spinal cord resulting from bones and soft tissues, resulting in in addition to low back pain: convulsions, numbness, and a feeling of weakness, and people with spinal stenosis feel worse symptoms when standing or walking.

Pelvic inflammatory disease

Dysmenorrhea pain is usually felt in the lower abdomen, lower back, hips and legs, and usually lasts from one to three days, the pain can be mild and aching or it may be like sharp pains.

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Lower back pain above the butt in women


There are many different causes that lead to pain in the back area, especially the lower area of the back, and the most important and famous of these reasons are the following:

Osteoporosis

People with osteoporosis are more likely to experience pain in the lower back, and people with a family history of osteoporosis are also susceptible.

Aging

Where the elderly often suffer from pain in the lumbar region because with age the person suffers from stiffness due to the fading of the soft tissues between the vertebrae, which causes pain.

Lifestyle

Working in some professions that require strenuous or violent effort or carrying heavy objects leads to the development of low back pain over time.

Obesity

People who are obese and overweight are more prone to low back pain because excess weight puts pressure on the vertebrae.

Arthritis

It is one of the most common causes of low back pain because it narrows the space around the spinal cord.

Herniated disc

A herniated disc is a feeling of severe pain in the back area, and the pain may reach the lower extremities. Or thighs numbness can also be felt in all parts of the body.

Butt injuries

Some women experience severe pain in the buttocks and lower back because of injuries in this area in periods close to the periods of pain, and the pain is severe with movement.

Causes of low back pain in women


The causes of low back soreness in women are multiple, most notably:

Gestation period

Pregnancy causes many changes in the body, and as pregnancy progresses, the fetus presses on the woman's body, putting pressure on the nerves in the body. This causes a range of symptoms, including low back pain, swollen legs, as well as digestive disorders.

Sciatica (Sciatica)

Sciatica is caused by compression or injury to the sciatic nerve, the longest nerve in the body, and is a health problem that can affect men and women.

Sciatica causes severe pain in the lower back, and the pain usually extends down with only one leg, and may lead to numbness and weakness in the affected area.

Ovarian diseases

There are some diseases that can affect the ovaries, such as: ovarian cysts and uterine fibroids. These diseases may be one of the causes of low back pain in women, along with many other symptoms, such as: irregular menstruation.

menopause

Most women suffer from many symptoms caused by estrogen deficiency during perimenopause, and muscle and bone pain is one of these symptoms, and therefore it is indicated that chronic low back pain is one of the most common symptoms during menopause.

Sprain and muscle tension (Strain)

Sprain is the damage to the tissues that connect the bones together, and the occurrence of tension and sprains in the lumbar region is common because this area supports the weight of the upper body, and has a role in movement, bending and twisting.

Muscle strain

Muscle strain is the most common cause of low back pain. Signs of your back pain may be caused by muscle strain, including stiffness, back cramps, pain that spreads from the lower back to the buttocks, difficulty standing properly, and pain for more than ten days.

Degenerative arthritis

Degenerative arthritis is the most common form of arthritis, and occurs when the cartilage in the joints, including the cartilage in the spine, begins to break down, which can cause back pain.

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Right side lower back pain in women


Spinal cord stenosis

Spinal cord stenosis is a compression in the inner region of the spine, causing pain in the right or left side of the back. It may cause spinal cord stenosis.

Appendicitis

If the appendix becomes inflamed, burst or leaks, it may cause some symptoms that include pain in the right side of the back and abdomen.

Ulcerative colitis

Ulcerative colitis is a chronic disease of colitis, often causing severe colic that leads to pain on the right side of the back.

Uterine fibroids

Uterine fibroids are represented by the presence of non-cancerous growths in the inner walls of the uterus, which may vary in size and do not cause symptoms in all cases, but in the presence of symptoms, the woman may feel pain in the right side of the back or left.

Pelvic inflammation

Pelvic inflammation usually results when a sexually transmitted disease, such as gonorrhea or chlamydia, spreads to the uterus, ovaries or fallopian tubes to cause pain in the lower back or abdomen.

pregnancy

Pregnancy may cause pain in both sides of the back and abdomen due to fetal development, and rest, light exercise and stretching exercises may help relieve this pain.

See too Pain in the left side of the back

Treatment of low back pain in women


Low back pain in women is treated in several ways, including:

Pain reliever pills

Over-the-counter pain relievers, such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), are one way to treat low back pain in women, and NSAIDs used to treat low back pain include ibuprofen.

Muscle relaxation stimulants

Muscle relaxation stimulants are used to treat low back pain caused by muscle spasm, such as Baclofen.

Description of steroid injections

Containing cortisone, which is an anti-inflammatory, the goal of using cortisone injections is to temporarily relieve pain by numbing the pain area and reducing inflammation around the nerve roots.