In Pain???

Question

I am 12 years old,and my lower back is like killin me!!!!!!!!!!!! I am on my period...but.....I don't if it is the cause od it...It hurts sooo bad! And I didn't pull anything.....What do you think it is?

Answer 1

Cramps can cause lower back pain, especially in young girls who have started. It's hard to tell unless you get this pain every month. If you get it every month with your period, my guess it will pretty much always be period related. If you don't have this with your period, you may want to mention it to your mom, as girls your age can start to develop scoliosis, which can cause muscle pain/lower back pain as the muscle start shifting.

I hope you feel better! You may wish to try a heating pad on your lower back if it's that bad.

Answer 2

I used to get the exact same thing, the low back pain was way worse than cramps. It was so bad I couldn't even walk. I went to the doctor and found out I had dysmenorrhea. That basically means you have extremely painful periods, and a lot of times they are irregular as well. This may very well be what you have. For me it's gotten better over the years, and it was the worst when I was your age. Go to the doctor, you'll need an ultrasound to make sure nothing else is going on. Take some Aleve and use a heating pad until then. The pain should lessen throughout your period. Good luck.

Answer 3

Periods acn cause all sorts of different things to happen to our poor bodies. As if we don't go through enough already.

Periods can cause abdominal cramps, back pain, nausea, vomiting, headaches, fainting, the runs, or constipation etc. The list goes on.

Take soem Buscopan for spasm pain. A couple of Panandol.
Get a nice warm cloth and put it over your back or even your stomach. And you will start to feel better real soon.

Buscopan can be brought at the chemist.

If it keeps up like this months after month tell your mum and ask her to take you to see a Gynocologist. All this pain can be a sign of Endometrosis. Not fatal or deadly disease but painful and 75% of woman have it.
ask your mum about her periods. Her's may have been painful also.

Good luck.

Answer 4

Yes, your period Can cause back pain. I suggest you put a heating pad or a hot water bottle on top of your abdomen for twenty minutes at a time, several times a day. Use the over the counter medication Advil tablets four times a day. This should take down the pain.

If it continues contact your medical doctor.

Answer 5

I'm 50, and whilst that occurs my wellbeing guide has me take Ibuprofen (my prescription anguish killer would possibly not even paintings reason it is one other sort of anguish) & practice progesterone cream (in one other spot whenever) from the wellbeing meals retailer as soon as an afternoon till my glide stops. The ibuprofen stops the anguish, the progesterone fixes the concern for the following time round, for me a minimum of.