Do you often have back pain? Pay attention! Don’t get these diseases.

In daily life, low back pain is a very common phenomenon. Many male friends do not pay attention to it, thinking it is a normal phenomenon. They keep putting it off and it eventually turns into a serious problem, for which they pay a higher price. In fact, many complications can also cause low back pain. So what are the diseases that cause low back pain?

Causes of low back pain

1. Low back pain in men may be caused by urinary tract infection. Low back pain is mostly caused by acute or chronic pyelonephritis, which manifests as bloating in the waist and radiates to the perineum along the ureter in severe cases. In addition to urinary tract infection, urinary tract stones, tuberculosis and other diseases can also cause low back pain.

2. Low back pain is often caused by kidney deficiency. In addition to low back pain, kidney deficiency can also cause decreased sexual function, decreased sexual interest in men, decreased libido, impotence or erectile dysfunction, spermatorrhea, premature ejaculation, microscopic examination showing decreased sperm or decreased sperm motility, infertility, premature aging, forgetfulness and insomnia, loss of appetite, bone and joint pain, soreness in the waist and knees, fatigue intolerance, and weakness. The symptoms of kidney deficiency in urinary system are: frequent urination, delayed urination, long and clear urination, etc.

3. Vertebral disease can also cause low back pain. With age, the symptoms of lumbar nerve compression will increase. Pseudospondylolisthesis caused by degenerative disease is a common disease, which can easily cause lumbar spinal stenosis, compress the spinal cord and nerve roots, and lead to low back pain and radiating pain in the lower limbs. It is often caused by vertebral collapse fractures caused by osteoporosis. Osteogenesis in the elderly can cause spinal stiffness and persistent low back pain.

4. Men's back pain may also be caused by lumbar muscle strain. Women who have been engaged in standing operations for a long time, such as textile, printing and dyeing, hairdressing, and sales, have weakened the stretching ability of the lumbar tendons and ligaments due to continuous standing. Excessive lactic acid may accumulate locally, inhibiting the normal metabolism of the lumbar muscles, which may also lead to lumbar muscle strain and lumbago. Frequently carrying heavy objects and excessive waist burdens can easily cause scoliosis, resulting in lumbar muscle strain and lumbago.