Back pain

I have had low back pain on and off for years. It was certainly connected to my endo. I also have hip pain a lot of the time. My thighs ached as well, but not necessarily when I woke up. ~Katrina, Endometriosis.net Advocate

hi there. Yes, I definitely have both low back pain and thigh pain. I am in Pelvic Floor PT and my therapist has said a lot of the pain all seems to be connected to my pelvic floor. Which does seem to make a lot of sense when I am there and we are working on different muscles. I know some of my leg pain is also because I have hernias as well. My thigh pain more so is achy when I am moving around, not necessarily when I wake up but my lower back is pretty sore when I wake up, especially around my period time. Have you chatted with your doctor about these pains you are experiencing? -Kimberli (team member)

Like Kimberli, I also have lower back pain and thigh pain. My symptoms are worst the week before my period and the day my period starts. I usually feel a little better after I get up and walk around or take my prescription anti-inflammatory. My symptoms have improved with regular exercise, pelvic floor therapy, and sports physical therapy. During or around my period, my prescription anti-inflammatory also helps a lot. Have you talked to your doctor about how to manage your symptoms? - Keri (endometriosis.net team member)

I also experience lower back pain. I have tried bilateral lumbar medial branch nerve block injections and then the ablations in the same location. These medial branch nerves are