Low back pain is a common condition during pregnancy. It usually appears in early pregnancy and manifests as pain in the lower back. As the fetus develops, the back pain of pregnant women may become more and more severe. Many women are troubled by this problem when they are pregnant, and not only do they suffer a lot, but their families also worry about it. Pregnant women are a special group of people whose health conditions change a lot, thus causing a number of medical conditions. Back pain during pregnancy is one of the more frequent occurrences. Low back pain during pregnancy or after delivery, without other factors affecting it. Due to the special nature of pregnancy, tests are usually not done to avoid damaging the pregnant woman and her fetus. In the following cases, it is necessary to do the corresponding checkups: early pregnancy with lower back pain, vaginal bleeding, possible pre-eclampsia, late abdominal pain, lumbosacral pain and swelling, be aware of preterm labor, it is best to do an ultrasound examination; if the back pain is accompanied by swollen feet and dizziness, the blood pressure should be checked to see if there is a possibility of gestational toxicity; as for some women with back pain and heel pain after delivery, Chinese medicine often believes that it is caused by deficiency wind or kidney deficiency after delivery As for some women with lumbago and heel pain after childbirth, Chinese medicine often believes that it is caused by deficient wind or kidney deficiency. Since women’s low back pain is mostly related to various gynecological diseases mentioned earlier, special attention should be paid to the examination and treatment of gynecological diseases. Lumbar back examination: This is a comprehensive examination of the lumbar region and back for the diagnosis and timely treatment of lumbar diseases. 64-row spiral CT examination: 64-row spiral CT is a new tool for the diagnosis of coronary artery disease, and it compares favorably with coronary angiography. Its biggest advantage is that it is non-invasive and the patient only needs 60-80 ml of intravenous contrast agent to clearly display the three-dimensional image of coronary arteries. It is characterized by a high negative predictive value, i.e., if the 64-row spiral CT is normal, the coronary angiogram will also be normal.