What is the reason for pain below the left waist

Lower left back pain is a health problem that occurs in many people. The importance of the waist to people is self-evident, because the waist determines a person's ability to move to a large extent. If there is pain in the waist, it will not only cause pain to the patient's body, but will also affect a person's normal work and life. So, what is the reason for lower left waist pain? A detailed introduction will be given below!

1. Lumbar muscle strain

Lumbar muscle strain is a chronic disease and a common orthopedic disease. Lumbar muscle strain is a disease characterized by repeated attacks of dull pain in the lower back, which worsens after fatigue and is relieved after rest. The pain may vary with climate changes or the degree of fatigue, sometimes light and sometimes severe, and may linger and not heal. Therefore, experts remind us that it is necessary to effectively protect the waist in daily life.

2. Lumbar disc herniation Lumbar disc herniation often occurs due to long-term strain, trauma, degenerative diseases, etc. The nucleus pulposus and annulus fibrosus rupture, causing the nucleus pulposus to herniate, compressing the nerves and causing the patient to experience symptoms of low back pain. In particular, the symptoms of low back pain worsen after patients do heavy work or walk for a long time.

3. Lumbar spur

Long-term strain, trauma, and poor sitting posture can easily lead to the occurrence of lumbar bone spurs. Patients begin to experience back and waist pain and stiffness, which obviously improves after a little rest, but worsens with excessive activity. Common causes for women: 1. Lumbar muscle strain. People who work in standing positions for a long time, such as in textile, printing and dyeing, chefs, restaurant employees, barbers, salesmen, etc., due to continuous standing, the stretching ability of the lumbar tendons and ligaments is weakened, and excessive lactic acid can accumulate locally, inhibiting the normal metabolism of the lumbar muscles and also leading to low back pain caused by lumbar muscle strain.

4. Urinary tract infection

Because the female urethra is short and straight, and the external opening of the urethra is close to the anus, E. coli often parasitizes. In addition, due to the physiological characteristics of women, the urethral opening has a greater chance of being contaminated. If hygiene is neglected, urinary tract infection is likely to occur. Low back pain is mostly caused by acute or chronic pyelonephritis, which manifests as distension and pain in the lower back and radiates along the ureter to the perineum in severe cases. In addition to urinary tract infections, urinary tract stones, tuberculosis and other diseases can also cause low back pain.

5. Reproductive organ diseases

A woman's reproductive organs go through menstruation about four hundred times in her lifetime, and also bear the responsibilities of pregnancy and childbirth; some women also experience abortions, sterilization surgeries, etc. Therefore, the incidence of reproductive organ inflammation is high, such as salpingitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. These inflammations are prone to complications such as low back pain. Retroversion and retroflexion of the uterus are also one of the causes of low back pain in women. Serious reproductive organ diseases such as uterine fibroids, cervical cancer, and ovarian cysts can cause compressive involvement of low back pain.