Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Back pain: When is it serious?

Millions of people faced with back pain and do not take them seriously. Although sometimes the pain may be a sign of serious health problems - from infections and bladder disorders to cancer.

 Back pain: When is it serious?  backache

Thus, a strong pain in the back or the middle part of a side may be a consequence of kidney stones, to get rid of that, it is usually necessary to consult a doctor. Some stones leave themselves in the use of large amounts of fluid, while others need to break up on ultrasound lithotripter, and the largest to be extracted surgically. It is important to literally "catch" the remains of a stone or in a closet during urination (usually used for this purpose gauze) to pay for analysis. Then we can find out the cause of its formation. If this is a consequence of consumption of some foods or drinks, then they must be discarded.

Pain in the lower back or the sides often also cause infections of the kidneys, which must be treated with antibiotics and analgesics. If discomfort in the abdominal area are given back pain, it may be due to pancreatitis - inflammation of the pancreas. The acute form requires immediate surgical care. Pain in the back is a symptom of pancreatic cancer, usually in conjunction with other features, such as rapid weight loss.

Pain in the back,   leaving in the ribs and shoulders is often caused by infection or inflammation of the bladder or the gallbladder. It is necessary to go for an ultrasound to determine the type of treatment (widely used laparoscopic surgery). Dull pain in the pelvic region and back, in combination with frequent urging to urinate can be caused by cystitis - inflammation of the bladder. Most often it affects women. The bacterial form of cystitis is well treated with antibiotics. Interstitial cystitis or painful bladder syndrome requires a more complex treatment. Patients are required painkillers, antidepressants, and even surgery. (READ MORE)



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