Can hemorrhoids cause back pain?

Hemorrhoids generally do not cause low back pain. Hemorrhoids are anorectal diseases, which are related to bad living and eating habits and constipation. The main site of the disease is the anus. In addition, the distribution of the nervous system above and below the dentate line is different, and its location is only under the skin. No matter how severe the hemorrhoids are, it is impossible to cause pain in the waist. If the patient has clinical symptoms of low back pain, first consider the low back pain caused by lumbar muscle strain, lumbar disc herniation and bone hyperplasia. In this case, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a CT scan of the waist and a corresponding physical examination under the guidance of a professional doctor, which can basically be judged. Hemorrhoids are usually divided into internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids and mixed hemorrhoids. Mixed hemorrhoids refer to internal hemorrhoids and external hemorrhoids at the same site of the anus.

Why do girls have back pain after sex?

Women experience back pain after sex, which may be due to excessive sexual activity, excessive stimulation, causing damage and strain to the waist muscles, or continuous sexual intercourse for too long, causing damage and strain to the waist muscles, which can cause back pain. Women who are too tired or in the ovulation period or premenstrual period, pelvic congestion, and discomfort after external stimulation may also experience back pain. If the back pain is caused by gynecological inflammation, oral antibiotics and Chinese patent medicines for blood circulation and anti-inflammatory can be taken under the guidance of a doctor.

Gynecological back pain

If the lower back pain is located higher, such as the pain in the middle of the bone behind the level position, this may be lumbar disc herniation. The most common symptom of lumbar disc herniation is vertebral pain. If gynecological inflammatory diseases are not treated promptly and effectively, the disease will continue to recur and will produce a series of sequelae, which is often called chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. In general, pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, uterine fibroids, cervical erosion, etc. may cause low back pain.