Back pain can be caused by various conditions. It may be a herniated disc in the lumbar region, osteoarthritis, muscle problems, joint or disc degeneration, or simply a combination of different conditions.>joint or disc degeneration, or simply a combination of different conditions.
This area is constantly under strain, supporting a significant portion of the body’s weight and subjected to microtrauma on a daily basis. E
ven walking has consequences. Every time the heel hits the ground, thousands of small vibrations travel up the leg to the spine.
Back pain is a complex problem that must be examined carefully to identify the source of the pain in order to provide the best possible treatment.
Other names associated with back pain:
- Low back pain: Refers to any pain in the lumbar region, regardless of its origin. Pain associated with low back pain can radiate to the buttocks, the back of the thighs, and even behind the knees.
- Lumbago or lumbar sprain: Commonly known as a “back spasm.” This is a pain that occurs suddenly in the lower back, often following a sudden movement or exertion. It is characterized by sharp pain and a feeling of stiffness, often associated with joint dysfunction.
- Lumbosciatica: Pain located in both the lumbar and sciatic regions. It originates in the lower back and travels down the leg, usually due to damage to a disc between two vertebrae (herniated disc).
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