What Causes Severe Pain In Butt Crack During Periods?
Hey , i get this a few days before my periods its basically how i get to knw tht its tht time of the month, I always heard other femals cry about back pain during periods, i never got any pain, but suddenly i started getting this pain on my lower back its almost on my butt crack *oops dont noe wats it technical term* It was not that painful the first few times.... But everytime i get my periods it keeps getting worse... N now its unbearable.... I cant even touch it.... I tried and felt a lump ..... I cant sit or get up if im lying down.... Even if i rub my hands on it, it hurt like.... I thout its normal .. But dint find anything on google... Should i be worried? Should i go to the doctor? Please help.... !!!
Hi there, I will suggest you the best possible treatment options.
Please do not panic. I will suggest you to seek prescription support from your treating doctor for antispasmodic like Dicyclomine and analgesic like Tramadol with paracetamol as needed.
Your pain in lower back can be due to menstruation, usually called as dysmenorrhoea. If above mentioned treatment doesn't give you any relief then you need to visit orthopaedic surgeon to rule out any other reason for back pain.
I hope this helps you Thanks Dr. Purushottam Neurgaonkar
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What Causes Severe Pain In Butt Crack During Periods?
Hi there, I will suggest you the best possible treatment options. Please do not panic. I will suggest you to seek prescription support from your treating doctor for antispasmodic like Dicyclomine and analgesic like Tramadol with paracetamol as needed. Your pain in lower back can be due to menstruation, usually called as dysmenorrhoea. If above mentioned treatment doesn t give you any relief then you need to visit orthopaedic surgeon to rule out any other reason for back pain. I hope this helps you Thanks Dr. Purushottam Neurgaonkar