what causes severe lower back and lower abnominal pains?
143189
lots of things...intense menstrual cramping, kidney stone, bladder or kidney infection, labor.
548756
The most common causes are strained muscles, pinched nerves or Rheumatoid Arthritis.  I agree with the others in that you should see your Dr for a diagnosis.  Be careful if they suggest surgery.  Each situation has it's potential risks and benefits.  I was shocked when the Dr told me surgery on my back had 30 percent chance of no change and 30 percent chance of being worse after surgery.  If it was successful it would still not take away all the pain.  I chose a natural treatment.  While it hasn't cured me totally it has made the pain bearable most of the time.
180543
obesity, stress and bad posture\n\nobesity - due to weight issues and toll on body\nstress - constricts muscles taht lead to back pain\nbad posture - strains the back
694402
maybe all you need is a good chiropractor and a good massage... when i get lower back pain i get in a hot tube and sit in front of the massager on the sides where the bubbles come out... if that means anything or if thats all understandable...for your lower stomach are you sure you don't have a hernia or something.....?????
401986
Your intestines don't have nervous suppy for pain.  So, you can't feel your organs, but you can feel the inside of the tissues of your back, hence the pain is felt in the back.  It is usually a really deep low back ache.  Best wishes
947000
Did you get one of those back pain anesthetics? Those could be the cause.\n\nBut a pinched nerve in the back would be a different explanation. I would go see a doc, get referred to a specialist. Then they can give you an xray and MRI to determine if there is anything wrong. They will give you pain medication and probably refer you to a physical therapist. They will show you how to probably sit up, do exercises to strengthen that area of the back, etc.
882952
sounds like sciatica. take some brufen and make an appointment to visit your GP.
408314
I don't know the details of your back pain (e.g. duration, history of trauma, your age, gender), so i can't tell what's wrong with it. Hope this helps.\n\nUsually, tingling sensation, numbness, pins and needles and burning sensation are signs of neurological problems.\n\nIn your case, i think it is your back pain that is causing the problem. Maybe you are having a disc prolapse that is compressing on the spinal nerve. This can lead to the signs described above at various locations of the leg, depending on which nerve the prolapsed disc is compressing. Example, if the signs are located at the lateral (outer) side of the thigh, then it is caused by compression of the lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh.\n\nConsult your doctor if you have any doubt. They are the professional. I'm not.
1047413
You need  to get it checked out. Do you have problems going to the bathroom?  Could be Chrone's Disease, IBD,\ndiverticulitis or possibly some of the things others suggested\n \nYou could have a hernia.  Don't think it's kidney or liver because they cause back pain.    Possibly gall bladder.
163811
There are so many causes of lower back pain that it would take a while to list them all.  They include kidney stones, spinal cord injury, disk disease, improper lifting, sprains and strains, sciatica, pinched nerve, compression fracture, prostate cancer or breast cancer that has spread to the spine, and the list goes on.  The most important thing is that if you have lower back pain that isn't respoinding to the usual treatments and lasts for more than a week, see your doctor.  Most likely it isn't anything serious, but it could be serious.
723308
um.. i had back pains and stomach pains,that doesnt necessarily mean youir preg. just try to chill out. and dont get to stressd out so much. go to your doctor-you may have a kidney infection,that would explain somreof the pain...
524300
Could be many things. How low are we speaking? It could be kidneys, gall bladder, pulled muscles, or back pain. Did you do anything to cause the pain, perhaps an injury? If it comes on suddenly and is sharp, I'd go see a doc about it.  Good luck.
382650
You need to work on your abs and your lower back. Those muscles work together. If your abs are weak, you probably have a weak lower back as well.  That will make you slouch, make your stomach stick out more and cause lower-back pain and even constipation if your intestines are too crunched from your bad posture.  (My personal trainer taught me all this.)\nImagine this: your head is a block of wood.  So are your shoulders, your hips, your knees and your feet. Each block is attached to the next by a cord.  On top of your head is a balloon. Feel the balloon rise and pull all of the blocks into alignment. That's how you want to stand and sit.  Your shoulders should be slightly back.  If you are standing still, tilt your pelvis slightly forward and bend your knees just a bit. You'll feel your spine settle right into  your pelvic girdle. It's very comfortable. (That part's from my Chi Gong teacher.)
778375
Yes...extra weight (especially in the stomach area) can cause back problems.....also try getting a good mattress.
738937
depends on whether you are male or female..............\nbut could be: \nkidney infection\novarian cyst\nconstipation\nor a problem possibly with a disc in your back\n\nA lot depends on what the pain feels like, when you get the pain and how severe it is.\nSuggest you see a doctor for a check up ASAP.
127101
Out of curiosity, I looked up some of the common heart meds to see whether they can cause back pain.  This is what I found:\n\nACE inhibitors can cause low back pain in 0.5% cases.\n\nBeta-blockers showed small percentage of low back pain and arthralgias, some of it severe (metoprolol).\n\nHCTZ has a report about one case of significant myalgias (muscle pain) and muscle spasm.  That could happen especially in the setting of inadequate blood potassium level.\n\nThese are the most common heart meds and yes, accoridng to literature findings, they can cause low back pain. For what it's worth, though, I have been treating patients with cardiovascular drugs for some years now and have never seen this problem.  The literature reports often discuss single cases (like HCTZ) or very small percentages that do not correlate with reality of large populations that well.  By the way, all drugs now have websites...plug in your specific med and look for "Musculoskeletal adverse or side effects" area.  Hope that helps!
289939
My back was hurting so bad it was hard for me to stand for long periods or sit,it was like a burning pain right in my lower back,I went to the chiropractor and he said the reason I was having so much pain is because my pelvic had shifted (I never heard of that before),but now since I've been going it has eased up some. I have had back problems for years also,but more so since I've had my kids. Go to the chiropractor and find out for sure though!!!