The difference between kidney pain and back pain in women

Many people cannot tell the difference between low back pain and kidney deficiency. In fact, these are two different manifestations of pain. First of all, there are certain differences in the parts of the body. Secondly, when they are in pain, the symptoms will also be different. Of course, there is a certain connection between them. For example, if a woman has kidney deficiency, it may cause low back pain. No matter which type of pain it is, it is relatively harmful to women and requires timely conditioning and treatment.

The difference between kidney pain and back pain in women

1. The difference between kidney pain and back pain is the location of the waist, which is located diagonally below the hips, in the middle part of the body. However, the kidneys are located at the back of the abdomen, and the right kidney is lower than the left kidney because it is affected by the liver.

2. The difference between kidney pain and back pain: sometimes kidney pain can cause back pain. The occurrence of kidney disease is not easy to detect. There will be no symptoms in the early stages of kidney disease, but when the symptoms become more and more obvious, the condition becomes serious. It is recommended to take some nutritional supplements for kidney maintenance on a regular basis, such as Huabaotong Sea Dog Ginseng Pills, which can adjust both kidney yang deficiency and kidney yin deficiency at the same time, and replenish the two major nutrients of sea dog + ginseng together. Seven major nourishing nutritional factors such as epimedium and cinnamon work synergistically to regulate physical fatigue and take into account both the symptoms and the root cause.

Kidney pain symptoms:

Patients with kidney disease often have symptoms of low back pain (pain in the kidney area), and nephrologists will also ask patients whether they have low back pain during diagnosis. Therefore, many people believe that low back pain must be caused by kidney problems, while those who do not have low back pain do not have kidney disease. Actually, this is not the case.

To be precise, when a nephrologist asks a patient whether he or she has low back pain, he or she is referring to pain in the kidney area. Medical textbooks explain that every person has two kidneys, located on both sides of the human spine and shaped like beans. The kidneys of a normal adult are 10 to 12 cm long, 5 to 6 cm wide, 3 to 4 cm thick, and each kidney weighs 120 to 150 grams. The kidneys are located in the upper posterior part of the abdominal cavity, in front of the posterior abdominal wall. The right kidney is adjacent to the liver above and is about 1.5 cm lower than the left kidney. For thin people, because their abdominal muscles are relaxed, when they inhale forcefully, the doctor can use the waist and abdomen double-combination diagnosis method to feel the lower pole of the right kidney. Many people think that frequent lower back pain is a kidney problem and are afraid of developing uremia. In fact, the position of the waist that people usually talk about is lower than that of the kidneys. Therefore, this situation is often not a kidney problem, but more likely to be caused by lumbar muscle strain, intervertebral disc herniation and gynecological diseases. Therefore, if you feel lower back pain, you can go to the hospital and ask a doctor to check to determine whether it is pain in the kidney area to avoid unnecessary psychological burden.