Low back pain accompanied by vomiting may be caused by these diseases

In life, people often experience low back pain accompanied by nausea and vomiting, but it is difficult to determine the cause. In fact, many diseases such as lumbar disease, renal ischemia, nephritis, lumbar muscle strain and renal colic may be factors that cause this condition, so patients need to judge the cause according to their own condition and receive reasonable treatment.

1. It may be lumbar disease

It is recommended to go to the orthopedic department for examination, make a clear diagnosis and treat the symptoms. In daily life, pay attention to rest, avoid weight on the waist, do not do large-scale waist rotation movements, etc. It is usually recommended to sleep on a hard bed. 1. Eat a balanced diet with high protein and vitamin content and low fat and cholesterol. Prevent obesity, quit smoking and control alcohol. 2. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest at work, have a correct posture, do not sit or stand for a long time, and do warm-up exercises before strenuous physical activities. 3. Rest in bed, it is advisable to use a hard bed to maintain the physiological curvature of the spine. 4. Avoid cold and keep warm

2. Renal ischemia and nephritis

Low back pain may be caused by renal ischemia, nephritis, lumbar muscle strain, etc., but nephritis will have symptoms such as percussion pain in the kidney area and positive urine protein. Lumbar muscle strain is common and is aggravated after labor.

In addition, for some cases of renal tuberculosis, it is recommended that you take a waist film, test urine routine, renal function, urine microalbumin, cystatin C, etc., pay attention to rest, and treat it after the cause is determined.

3. Renal colic

If low back pain is accompanied by nausea and vomiting, it is generally necessary to highly suspect renal colic caused by kidney or ureteral stones. If you have pain on the right side of your waist, you may also have cholecystitis.

Suggestions: It is recommended to go to the hospital for a liver, gallbladder, kidney, ureter B-ultrasound and urine routine examination. If it is confirmed to be renal colic, anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic treatment is generally required. Small stones can usually be naturally excreted from the body by drinking more water and exercising.