Last Updated on June 23, 2025 by Lauretta Iyamu, PharmD
Gynecologic disorders are diseases involving the female reproductive tract. These diseases include tumors (benign and malignant), pregnancy-related diseases, infection, and endocrine diseases. Among these diseases, a malignant tumor is the most common cause of death.
Many women do not know the harm these gynecological disorders do to their health. In this article, you will learn some of these gynecological disorders and their terrific effects on the body to help you live healthy and strong.
Some gynecological disorders women often encounter include;
- PMS (Premenstrual syndrome)
- Endometriosis
- Inflammatory pelvic disease.
These conditions cause back pain from inflammatory and swelling symptoms.
Endometriosis occurs when there is an inflammation of the endometrium. The mucous membrane or endometrium has a lining that is only present in the womb.
This lining functions with the ovaries and other areas of the body. When inflamed, it can result in back pain.
Read on to know more about the relationship between “Gynecological Disorders and back pain”
Pre-Menopausal Syndrome (PMS) is often overrated. The condition is chiefly physiological. This means it only has physical traits that appear.
Symptoms of Pre-Menopausal Syndromes include;
- Backaches
- Swelling
- Bloating
- Headaches
- Leg pain/cramps
- Abdomen pain/cramps
- Other related physical conditions.
Furthermore, Pre-Menopausal Syndrome DOES not have mental and emotional symptoms. Yet you can become emotional when pain is present.
Pre-Menopausal Syndrome such as bloating, inflammation, and swelling cause back pain.
Some common ways you can take care of the pain resulting from Pre-Menopausal Syndrome include;
- Adequate bed rest regimens
- over-the-counter Pre-Menopausal Syndrome painkillers
- compression or ice packs
Gynecological conditions can lead to a limitation of spacing, which leads to much pressure on your spinal. An overload of this pressure can cause injury.
Your pelvis and spinal cord can suffer serious injury if too much pressure is applied, and insufficient spacing is present.
Increased pressure can also lead to sticking, scarring, and/or spinal cord damage, which can devastate you with pain.
In addition to this, sciatica can be set up, as well as movement restriction of the muscles. In the presence of both conditions, sciatica is next to impossible to resolve.
Gynecological conditions may include symptoms that emerge from;
- Gonorrhea
- Pelvis inflammatory conditions
- PMS disorders
Endometriosis condition affects women. Although, some men have been known to suffer gynecological symptoms as well.
Regardless of what gynecological issues are, the symptoms all present include back pain. This is specific around the lower region.
These conditions can damage the nerves around the Central Nervous System (CNS). The central nervous system houses vital nerves which if affected cause neurological conditions.
Sometimes gynecological conditions move with the neurological flow. This can occur since scarring and inflammation causes an interruption in our bodies leading to nerve damage.
Irritation of these nerves leads to fluid retention which in turn leads to weight gain in a person.
Did you know that during the female cycle, she gains around five pounds a week or so before the period starts? Yes!! This weight gained remains intact up to one week after she has stopped her cycles.
The problem here is as a result of water retention, yet behind this fluid buildup is a basic scar.
The scar is usually buried deep and hidden in the bands of connective tissues. This requires special gadgets above x-rays to find the root problem.
Women with Pelvic Congestion Syndrome (PCS) experience bloating which sometimes is linked to fractures. A quick way to resolve this is by lying flat on your back and resting for a short while.
However, contact your doctor if the congestion continues, Sometimes, swelling may emerge from tumors or prior surgeries. Ensure that you inform your doctor of previous surgeries.
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