Back pain problem causes and prevention

Chlamydia infection can cause back pain for both men and women. Usually pain in the waist area below the back. Chlamydia is the most common sexually transmitted infection in men. Many men usually do not know they have Chlamydia infection, as they may not have any symptoms. However, Chlamydia can infect female sexual partners and cause serious infections and complications. Newborn babies also suffer from this complication.

What are the symptoms?

There are usually no symptoms. If you have a urinary tract infection, you may have these symptoms: Discharge the juice from the head of the kidney, causing pain or irritation while urinating. Epididymis causes testicular pain when infected. Symptoms occur when the prostate gland is infected

Discharge from the urinary tract, pain or irritation or discomfort during urination or urination, pain during intercourse or after sexual intercourse, lower back or lower back pain. Sometimes the infection of the prostate or epididymis is sudden and severe. Such infections result in fever or other signs of illness. In this case, quick treatment is needed.

Symptoms that occur when the anus is infected

Irritation around the anus, pain in the closet. How to diagnose?

The doctor must first seek refuge in making a diagnosis. It is possible to identify the disease through some tests. Urinary tract tests are performed to diagnose urinary tract infections. In this case, a small swab is inserted into the urinary tract in the head of the kidney. You may also be given a urine test for chlamydia. If you have symptoms in the rectum, you should check your anal discharge. The X-ray should be done at the waist to make sure there is pain in the waist for some other reason. Examining what the cause of your infection is and what antibiotics will work best. However, it is not usually possible to identify the microbes responsible for epididymis and prostate infections.

What treatment will you give?

Usually the correct antibiotic intake can cure the infection. Most urinary tract infections require seven days of antibiotics. Sometimes infections can be treated with a single dose of antibiotic. Treatment for prostate gland infection may require two to four weeks. Many doctors begin treatment with antibiotics even before the results of the test are available. In cases of epididymis or inflammation of the prostate, antibiotics should be chosen that are effective against chlamydia and other causes of infection. You may also need to take more than one antibiotic. Especially if you have other infections, such as gonorrhea.

Your spouse should also be treated, even if he has no symptoms. Consult the doctor in this regard. Come back to the doctor's instructions and make an examination.

Your girlfriend must be treated. Treat him even if he has no symptoms. You and your partner will not have sex until all the medication is finished and the doctor has instructed.

How to Prevent Chlamydia Infection?

If you have Chlamydia, inform your spouse.

Always use condoms during sex to reduce the risk of infection.

Both spouses should be tested for Chlamydia and other sexually transmitted diseases.

If you do not have safe sex (without condoms), you should have a test performed by a doctor even if you do not have any symptoms.

Courtesy by: Dr. Mizanur Rahman

Translated by: Rabi