Low back pain is a quite common phenomenon in the humans and is generally experienced by all at some or
the other point in their lives.
The severity of the pain is often unrelated to the injury that has caused it.
While
a simple strain in the back can...
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Low back pain is a quite common phenomenon in the humans and is generally experienced by all at some or
the other point in their lives.
The severity of the pain is often unrelated to the injury that has caused it.
While
a simple strain in the back can cause unbearable pain, a displaced disk may turn out to be quite painless.
Low back pain is often a result of a wrong posture or displaced or strained back muscle.
Irritation of the
large nerve roots that go to our legs and our arms, a strain in the smaller nerves or an injury in any of the
bones, ligaments or joints may also result in pain in the lower portion of our back.
Many a times, one can experience low back pain without any injury or known anatomical cause.
However,
back pain can be largely linked to a strain in any of the muscles or a specific condition such as degenerative
disc disease or a herniated disc.
Most of the times, one can get rid of the low back pain by using conservative treatments, such as the
application of
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