Tips About The Causes Of Lower Back Pain

There can be a wide variety of causes for lower back pain. For instance, repetitive injuries at work, improper lifting techniques, and poor posture are but a few of the more common ones.

There are also other things that can be causes of lower back pain such as various illnesses and diseases.

Kidney infections are one of the prime causes of lower back pain that often go undiagnosed, ultimately resulting in disastrous consequences.

An undiagnosed kidney infection can cause severe damage to a person’s kidneys.

Once a kidney is scarred or otherwise damaged, it’s impossible to heal.

If too much damage is done, it can cause a kidney to stop functioning entirely.

If a kidney stops functioning, a person will be on dialysis for the rest of their life or will need a kidney transplant.

Anytime you have lower back pain that’s accompanied by a fever, you must see a doctor immediately in order to rule out a kidney infection as the culprit.

Pinched nerves are also one of the causes of lower back pain.

When discussing nerves, it’s important to note that nerve pain and muscle pain feel different.

Nerve pain is typically a sharp, stabbing, or shooting pain.

Muscle pains are more aching, throbbing, or tearing pains.

Knowing the differences in the two kinds of pains should help you determine exactly what is causing the pain to begin with.

If it’s a pinched nerve, you will need to seek treatment at a doctor’s office.

Various tests can be done to determine which nerve is pinched and what is causing it to become pinched.

From there, a treatment plan can be discussed.

A pinched nerve can become permanently damaged so it’s important to get treatment for it right away to prevent that from happening.

Perhaps the most obvious causes of lower back pain are muscle related injuries. They can happen in a wide variety of ways.

Muscle strains and sprains are perhaps the most common.

Active sports, using improper techniques when lifting or exercising, pretty much anything you do that requires use of a muscle in the your back can cause lower back injuries and pain.

It’s important to be aware at all times of what you’re doing and how you’re doing it if you wish to avoid injuring your back.

If you have any questions about a particular exercise or lifting technique or need any help whatsoever with lifting an item or exercising, don’t hesitate to ask.

It just may mean the difference between a healthy back and a serious injury.

While there are certainly many different causes of lower back pain, they can be easily treated with the proper mix of rest, exercise, and occasionally medication.

If at all possible, it’s best to avoid an injury to your lower back entirely to begin with, however that’s not always possible.

At the very least, now that you know more about the causes of lower back pain, you know how to handle it better.

Learn more when you read the rest of our information here about: How to relieve back pain with natural remedies, alternative medicines and exercise.

There are many natural treatments that you can apply to reduce the severity of your back pain, and to treat your condition at the same time.

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