IgA Nephropathy and Lower Back Pain Management
While lower back pain is extremely common, the symptoms and severity of this problem vary greatly. A persistent pain in lower back may be associated with moderately advanced Chronic Kidney Disease including IgA Nephropathy. How to manage this condition?
Good medical treatments for lower back pain in IgA Nephropathy are still not available. Aspirin may aggravate the symptom of gross hematuria and it can not be used in children or teenagers. Tylenol and ibuprofen are both nephrotoxic and should not be taken in quantity for any type of pain. Painkillers seems to have little effect on back pain. However, this doesn't mean you can do nothing to relieve the pain. Our suggestions are introduced in the below for your reference.
-Acupuncture. While there is no definitive way to resolve lower back pain, the use of acupuncture to treat this condition has increased dramatically in the past few decades.
It is a safe and effective procedure without producing the negative side-effects that often accompany more traditional pain remedies. You can email us at kidneyservice@hotmail.com with your detailed condition, so we can offer you personalized free advice!
- It's also necessary to stay away from caffeine, alcohol, and tobacco during any exacerbations of IgA Nephropathy. Avoid repeated bending and overuse of the back.
- Catch the start and apply heat to the area with a hot water bottle, heating pad, or soaks in a warm bath or shower. Hot castor oil packs over the affected may be helpful.
If you are suffering from IgA Nephropathy and lower back pain, you can chat with our online doctor to see what is the best option to solve your problem. Hope you will get better soon!
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