The current situation is low back pain and blood in the leukorrhea, which may be caused by gynecological causes of low back pain, such as endometritis, endometrial cancer or cervical erosion, cervical cancer and other conditions. Diseases of the lumbar region itself, such as lumbar muscle strain, lumbar disc herniation or osteophytes, may also cause lumbar pain. Prompt examination is required, and the doctor’s face-to-face examination combined with physical examination is the initial judgment. If it is considered to be more related to gynecological causes, gynecological ultrasound examination can be improved in time. In addition, colposcopy should be done to see if there is any abnormality in the position of the cervix. If the back pain is caused by gynecological inflammation, prompt anti-inflammatory drug treatment is required. If there is no obvious problem after the gynecological system examination, the lumbar region can be considered for a film and, if necessary, an MRI to determine whether there are any obvious lesions in the lumbar spine, such as tumors, tuberculosis or herniated discs.