Lower abdomen and back pain ten days after menstruation

Lower abdominal and back pain ten days after menstruation may be a physiological reaction to ovulation, or it may be a gynecological disease that causes similar symptoms in the body.

Physiological reaction: Ten days after menstruation is the ovulation time for most women. The hormone level in the body will increase and cause changes in hormone levels, which will cause the lumbar sacrum of women to be in a state of congestion, causing symptoms of low back swelling and pain. Most of the symptoms will gradually ease and disappear after the ovulation period, so you can continue to observe.

Pathological causes: It may be pelvic inflammatory disease or pelvic effusion, or it may be cervicitis or cervical erosion and other gynecological diseases, which can easily cause abdominal pain and low back pain in women, and may also cause abnormal leucorrhea and odor in the lower body and other symptoms. It is necessary to go to the hospital for complete abdominal color ultrasound and leucorrhea routine examinations and other related examinations to clarify the cause and targeted treatment, which will help prevent the disease from worsening and improve physical discomfort symptoms.

In normal times, you should avoid excessive fatigue and strenuous exercise, and strengthen the warming measures for your waist to prevent catching cold and aggravating the condition, which is not conducive to the body's rapid recovery to a healthy state. You also need to take good care of your private parts to prevent the growth of bacteria and mold, thereby preventing gynecological diseases, and go to the hospital regularly to check your body's recovery.