What is the cause of back pain when coughing

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It involves the nerve center.

Muscle strain occurs.

Or it is connected to our own back, then we need to understand why we are in such a situation for the first time when we cough. And if we have a local muscle strain in our back due to coughing, we will also feel that the tuberculosis lump bronchiectasis is due to some back pain.

It is because your cough is already very severe, so the muscles in your back are also very painful, and you should go to the hospital immediately at this time**.

Back pain is caused by the use of back muscles when coughing, which may cause muscle strain or because the lung lesion has invaded the pleura, which can cause back pain.

It may be a lung infection, this phenomenon is still relatively serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital to check the condition of the lungs.

It's possible that there's inflammation, or it's a muscle strain, it's a lung infection, or there's a bone hit.

Cough is accompanied by back pain, most likely a prolonged and violent cough, which stretches the local muscles, causing back pain. Cough is more common in respiratory diseases, such as bronchitis, pneumonia, and upper respiratory tract infections.

1.The cough was so bad that it caused a sore back muscle strain. 2.Damaged lung infections cause back muscle aches. 3.A cold or cough can cause muscle pain.

It could be bronchitis, it could be a malignant tumor, it could be coughing too hard, it could be a bacterial infection, it could be inflammation.

Coughing is a reflex behavior in humans to clear microorganisms, body fluids, foreign bodies, mucus, and body fluids from the respiratory tract or throat. After vigorous contractions of the abdominal muscles, intercostal muscles, and diaphragm, reflex actions push air out of the body. This strong contraction leads to a sudden increase in intrathoracic and intra-abdominal pressure.

Back pain caused by coughingIn addition, when the human body coughs, the body suddenly vibrates violently. In the case of increased abdominal pressure and posterior arch of the lumbar spine, this vibration will not only further increase the degree of posterior disc herniation, but also cause the muscles, ligaments, nerves and other soft tissues around the vertebrae to be subjected to sudden and violent pulling. This stretching can sometimes lead to muscle spasms and ligament damage in the lower back, resulting in severe lower back pain.

Coughing causes back muscle spasms and repeated coughing in long-term smokers. Repetitive, nonmucosal cough causes repetitive contractions of the abdomen, intercostal, paraspinal (back), and diaphragm. A persistent dry cough can lead to fatigue of the back muscles.

In rare cases, painful spasms of the tired paravertebral back muscles can cause back pain. This muscle spasm often restricts movement.

The stability of the back with paravertebral muscle microtears and sprains after cough depends on the normal anatomy and function of the tendons and ligaments. The spine also shifts weight from the upper body to the legs. A persistent dry or wet cough can cause severe back muscle contractions.

Lack of exercise, chronic illness, and malnutrition can weaken the paraspinal muscles. Microtears in the paraspinal muscles occur when a person with weak muscles continues to cough for hours. Changes in pressure that contract muscles during a violent cough can cause muscle fibers to separate, leading to microtears.

Disruption of the normal structure of the paravertebral back muscles can lead to symptoms such as back pain. Similarly, a violent cough can lead to tendon damage, which in turn can lead to back pain.

Spraining ligaments after coughing can cause back pain, with vertebrae, facet joints, and discs holding to adjacent bones or cartilage through ligaments. Severe, persistent cough rarely causes microtears of the ligaments. This ligament injury can cause severe back pain.

People who are malnourished, inactive, chronically ill develop this ligament strain after coughing. Facet joint pain is also caused by a sprain of the ligaments that support the facet joints.

It is likely that there are complications when coughing, which is the cause of back pain, or it may be caused by trauma, or it may be caused by a cold.

It is caused by inflammation, and bronchitis occurs, and antibiotics need to be taken in time**. Intravenous drip can be used to dissolve phlegm, ambroxol injection or oral liquid, and the symptoms of bronchitis can be well rested after control.

It is recommended that you prevent colds, be sure to stop smoking, and see a doctor in the acute phase to reduce inflammation and symptoms**. Wear a mask in winter. Honey can be taken orally, which has a good effect on improving immunity and relieving cough and moisturizing the lungs.

Bronchitis can achieve the purpose of strengthening the spleen and kidneys through traditional Chinese medicine, strengthening the right and dispelling evils, enhancing physical fitness, and improving immunity.

Be careful not to get cold, and don't eat raw, cold, and greasy food.