What is the reason for the pain in the left side of the waist

Low back pain is a common condition in the human body, and low back pain can also be divided into other conditions. Pain on the left side of the kidney and pain on the right side of the kidney are caused by different diseases. When the human body has pain on the left side, it may be caused by kidney stones. Other reasons such as liver inflammation and urinary tract infection may also be the cause. When facing the situation of left-side waist pain, it is necessary to understand its cause and then treat it in time. Here I will introduce what is the cause of left-side waist pain.

Lower back pain may be caused by kidney stones. Pay attention to your diet. You can do routine urine tests and color Doppler ultrasound examinations of the urinary system, and avoid eating high-salt, high-fat foods.

Left-sided low back pain is a clinical symptom, and the incidence of left-sided low back pain and right-sided low back pain is equal. However, left-side low back pain should be considered to be caused by other diseases, such as liver inflammation, pancreatic inflammation, etc., which can cause symptoms of left-side low back pain; in addition, patients with left-side urinary tract infection, stones, and atypical coronary heart disease can all experience symptoms of left-side low back pain; lumbar muscle fasciitis and lumbar muscle strain can also cause left-side low back pain.

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[Treatment policy]

Relieve spasms and relieve pain, control infection, prevent renal damage, and prevent stone recurrence.

[Symptomatic treatment]

Colic and infection should be treated immediately. Antibiotics should be used promptly for infection, and renal puncture and drainage can be performed if necessary. Renal colic can be treated with anticholine, progesterone, and calcium channel blockers. If necessary, pethidine can be injected for analgesia. For patients with bilateral ureteral stones and obstruction and anuria, immediate surgical stone removal may be considered.

[Drug treatment]

1. M-type choline receptor blockers can relax ureteral smooth muscles and relieve spasms. The calcium channel blocker nifedipine has a certain effect in relieving renal colic; alpha receptor blockers have a certain effect in relieving ureteral smooth muscle spasm and treating renal colic. 2. Antibiotics should be used to control or prevent urinary tract infections. 3. Hydroxybenzylamine or tranexamic acid can be used when there is obvious macroscopic hematuria.

[Surgical treatment]

When pain cannot be relieved by medication or the stone is large in diameter, surgical treatment should be considered. These include: ① Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) treatment. ② Placement of a stent in the ureter can also be combined with ESWL treatment. ③ Ureteroscopic lithotripsy. ④Percutaneous nephrolithotomy. ⑤Laparoscopic lithotomy.