Can adenomyosis cause back pain?
I was recently diagnosed with adenomyosis, and I also suffer from severe lower back pain, especially during my periods. I'm wondering if there's a connection. Can adenomyosis cause back pain?
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5 months ago
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Does anyone else get this pain shooting down their thighs too? My lower back feels like it is breaking every single month because of adenomyosis, and honestly, it makes me so worried. How do you guys manage to sit at work with this?
5 months ago
I completely understand how scary and exhausting this pain can feel, especially when you don't know why it's happening. Please know you are not alone in this. Adenomyosis definitely causes terrible lower back pain, especially around your period.
5 months ago
Yes, absolutely. The back pain with adenomyosis can be really severe and radiating.
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5 months ago
Haan, bilkul hota hai! Merko toh period aane se ek hafta pehle se hi back pain shuru ho jata hai. Tum thoda heating pad try karo na, usse kafi relief milta hai ghar pe.
5 months ago
Yaar, the back pain is actually the worst part of adenomyosis. Sometimes it feels like labor pain or something, I swear. I just stick a heating patch on my back and lie down when it gets too much.
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Beta, I suffered from this for many years before my menopause. The swollen uterus presses against your pelvic nerves, which directly causes that heavy backache. Don't worry, talk to a good gynecologist and they will help you manage it.