Does a yeast infection cause lower back pain?
See your doctor
If you’re suffering with a vaginal infection and lower back pain then you should see your doctor as soon as possible. Lower back pain can be a symptom of a kidney infection, and kidney infections are urinary tract infections, so you may not even have a yeast infection.
If you haven’t been to see your doctor yet you can get a proper examination, and then get a correct diagnosis. If you leave a kidney infection for too long without treatment you risk letting permanent damage being caused. This means you’ll end up in hospital on a drip having antibiotics pumped into you.
If you’re suffering from a yeast infection as well this treatment will make your yeast infection a lot worse, and could cause it to spread throughout your entire body.
Back pain with a yeast infection
If you know you’re suffering from a yeast infection, and you’re not suffering with a urinary tract infection then the back pain is probably just a coincidence. Back pain isn’t a symptom of a yeast infection even if you have an infection internally.
What ever the reasons for your back pain are it’s a good idea to get it checked out by your doctor. Searching the Internet for possible causes won’t do your health any good especially if it’s something serious.
Lower back pain in a women for no reason other than lifting something heavy that has put your back out should always be looked at by a professional.
