Abstract: Objective: To systematically review the experience of women with pregnancy-related low back pain, and to provide reference for perinatal management. Methods: A computer search was conducted in English and Chinese databases for qualitative research on experience of pregnancy-related low back pain during pregnancy. The search time was from the database establishment to November 2022. The quality evaluation was carried out by the quality evaluation standard of qualitative research of Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI), Australia (2016 edition), and the research results were summarized and integrated by the convergent integration method. Results: Totally 7 articles were included, 31 topics were extracted, and 9 categories were summarized. Three integrated findings were formed as follows: pain leads to increased pregnancy burden and negative emotional reaction, loss of control of life and social role, and seeking coping strategies and external environmental support actively. Conclusion: Medical staff should pay attention to the prevention and management of pregnancy related low back pain during pregnancy, formulate effective intervention measures, pay attention to the mental health of pregnant women, and encourage pregnant women to actively seek professional medical help and social support to relieve pregnancy-related low back pain and improve the quality of life during pregnancy.

Key words: pregnancy; low back pain; experience; qualitative research; Meta-synthesis