Why do I have pelvic and back pain?

It could be a sign of pregnancy or could be other health factors like stress, weight fluctuations or hormone imbalances. Talk to your gynecologist to identify the root of the problem and get the best treatment.

This can happen to some people. Usually, it is nothing to worry about. The stresses, hormonal changes, or normal body changes might be the reasons for these pains. You can try light exercise to feel better. Also, you can apply a warm compress to your lower belly or take over-the-counter pain relief medicine like ibuprofen if needed.

Abnormal bleeding may result from hormonal imbalance, uterine fibroids, cervical/ endometrial cancer or pregnancy complications. The underlying cause should be identified by a gynecologist to ensure timely treatment.

The normal cycle sometimes is longer or shorter than usual. But if your cycle goes on longer than 10 days or if you have severe bleeding, you should see a doctor. You should see your gynecologist for a proper diagnosis and treatment of your condition.
 

It's normal for your periods to become irregular after delivery. Common signs include periods that arrive too early, too late, or not at all. This happens as your body adjusts to the changes from pregnancy. Other factors like spasms, breastfeeding, and hormonal imbalances can also affect your cycle. Maintaining a healthy diet, staying active, and managing stress can help regulate your periods.

The pain can be because of harmonal change, muscle strain or injury. Get it checked early to avoid any further problems.