What causes back pain?

The spine is the support of all the strength of the human body, it is not like other body organs. If there is something wrong with your heart, you can get a new one, if there is something wrong with your kidney, you can also get a new one, but the spine is different, it can only be treated. In our daily life, the spine provides us with movement support and protection support. The spine can also get sick and cause various types of pain. So what causes spinal pain?

Postpartum patients feel pain when the middle of the spine is pressed. The most common reason is probably muscle and ligament damage caused by anesthesia. Generally, women need anesthesia when undergoing painless delivery or surgery, usually by spinal anesthesia. The local anesthesia puncture needle will damage the skin ligaments and muscles behind the spine. If the woman is sensitive, it will cause muscle ligament pain for a long time after the operation, especially in rainy weather. Most of these conditions can heal on their own. If you feel uncomfortable, you can take local massage or local analgesics to treat the symptoms.

The anesthesia generally chosen for cesarean section is intrathecal anesthesia, and combined spinal-epidural anesthesia is often used. During the anesthesia puncture, the puncture needle needs to pass through the subcutaneous tissue and various ligaments of the waist, which will cause certain trauma. Therefore, patients after cesarean section will feel a certain pain when pressing the middle of the back. Because of the effect of local anesthetics, some patients may even experience unilateral or bilateral buttocks pain, while most patients will experience low back pain. For patients with pain, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics can be given for symptomatic treatment. In most cases, such symptoms will disappear within 6 hours or before discharge. More than 90% of patients will fully recover within 1 week, and physical examinations and even X-rays will not show any positive changes in the body.

Back myofasciitis, also known as lumbar muscle strain. It is one of the common causes of low back pain. The main symptoms are swelling and soreness in the waist or lumbosacral area, which recurs repeatedly. The pain may vary with climate change or degree of fatigue. For example, it may be aggravated by daytime fatigue and relieved after rest, sometimes light and sometimes heavy. The main treatments include anti-inflammatory analgesics, injected corticosteroids, oral nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, topical muscle relaxants and analgesics.