Pain in the left side of lower back

Many people may have experienced pain in the left side of the lower back. There are many reasons for this condition. It may be caused by a disease of the lumbar spine or by problems with local muscles. Because this situation will have a great impact on people's work and study, people need to pay special attention to it. The following is a detailed introduction to what causes soreness on the left side of the lower back.

There are many reasons for low back pain. It can be caused by kidney disease, stones, acute dilatation of the renal pelvis, lumbar muscle strain, lumbar disc herniation, etc. It is recommended to do a urine routine test and other kidney-related examinations to see if it is due to kidney disease. You can also do an X-ray examination to see if it is lumbar disc herniation or lumbar muscle strain. Suggestion: This kind of pain may have the following possibilities: one is kidney stones, which can be confirmed by urine test and B-ultrasound; the other is lumbar bone hyperplasia or lumbar muscle strain, which can be confirmed by lumbar spine X-ray and you need to see an orthopedic doctor.

If pain occurs in the left lower back, the first thing to do is to determine whether there is any visceral disease. The most common ones are inflammation, stones and tumor diseases of the left kidney and ureter. Active and complete examinations are needed to determine the cause. If there are surgical indications, active surgical treatment should be performed. Lumbar disc herniation can also cause pain in the left lower back. Lumbar disc herniation can cause changes in the pressure in the spinal canal, which will be reflected to the waist through the sinovertebral nerve and can also cause pain in the lower back on one side.

Staying in one posture for a long time, such as bending over with your head down, repeating a certain movement for a long time, and repeatedly turning the waist will cause repeated stretching of the soft tissue in the left lower back, causing local congestion and edema, forming aseptic inflammation and exudation of inflammatory fluid. Over time, it will also lead to muscle strain and cause pain in the left lower back. Local suppurative infectious diseases and tumor space-occupying diseases can cause destruction of local soft tissue and even bone, which can also lead to pain in the left lower back.