
What Causes Lower Back Pain?
Most lower back pain is mechanical – linked to muscles, joints, discs or load – rather than serious disease.
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Most lower back pain is mechanical – linked to muscles, joints, discs or load – rather than serious disease.
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Most lower back pain is mechanical – linked to muscles, joints, discs or load – rather than serious disease.
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If pain lasts more than a few days or keeps coming back, an assessment can find the likely cause.
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Gentle mobility such as knee rolls and pelvic tilts can ease stiffness.
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Long periods with the head forward increase load on neck muscles and joints.
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Arthritis, ligament and meniscus injuries and tendon overload are frequent causes.
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Pain lifting the arm is often linked to the rotator cuff tendons.
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Sciatica is leg pain from an irritated sciatic nerve, usually starting in the lower back.
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Frozen shoulder causes pain and marked stiffness as the capsule tightens.
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Fast bowlers are prone to lower-back stress; throwers to shoulder problems.
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