Adenomyoma may cause low back pain if it occurs in the posterior wall of the uterus, because the enlargement of adenomyoma will irritate the posterior peritoneum, so it will cause localized low back pain. If you have adenomyoma and it is in the anterior or lateral wall of the uterus, it is recommended to go to the hospital for appropriate examination to understand the cause of low back pain. For gynecology, low back pain is commonly caused by the following diseases, such as chronic inflammation of the cervix, which can cause lumbosacral pain when the inflammation spreads to the sacral ligament. In addition, if it is pelvic inflammatory disease, causing adhesions in the pelvic cavity will also lead to lumbar pain, because endometriosis leads to decreased elasticity of the pelvic cavity, which may also cause lumbar pain, to do the corresponding examination to understand the causes of lumbar pain before treatment.