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What Causes Painful Kidneys During Periods With Clotty Discharge?
I have had very bad back pains thought it was my kidneys from drinking so much pop so i stopped drinking pop it got a liitle better but everytime it hurts around my period theres huge blood clots passing. im scared to go to the doctor cuz they always are givung.bad news but its really scaring me.
Mon, 26 Oct 2015
Hello and welcome to HCM,
Passage of clots during menstrual cycles is not uncommon.
The menstrual flow varies in different individuals.
In some females the flow is quite severe with passage of clots especially during initial days of menstruation whereas in others the flow is moderate.
Lower back pain is also common during menstruation.
However, the lower back pain is not due to kidney disorders but it is due to dysmenorrhea or the pain that accompanied menstruation.
If the symptoms are troublesome you can take medication to control the pain and also to reduce the menstrual flow.
I suggest you to consult your gynecologist for clinical assessment and prescription of pain killers and medication to control the menstrual flow.
At the same time, you are prone to develop anemia due to profuse blood loss so a hemogram needs to be done.
If anemia is detected, you can get treatment for anemia.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja Puri
Passage of clots during menstrual cycles is not uncommon.
The menstrual flow varies in different individuals.
In some females the flow is quite severe with passage of clots especially during initial days of menstruation whereas in others the flow is moderate.
Lower back pain is also common during menstruation.
However, the lower back pain is not due to kidney disorders but it is due to dysmenorrhea or the pain that accompanied menstruation.
If the symptoms are troublesome you can take medication to control the pain and also to reduce the menstrual flow.
I suggest you to consult your gynecologist for clinical assessment and prescription of pain killers and medication to control the menstrual flow.
At the same time, you are prone to develop anemia due to profuse blood loss so a hemogram needs to be done.
If anemia is detected, you can get treatment for anemia.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja Puri
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