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Almost everyone has experienced it at least once—that sharp or dull ache in the lower back. In our modern world, low back pain has become a common "civilization disease," affecting young adults and the middle-aged alike. Whether you are a desk worker or someone who carries heavy loads, ignoring back pain is a mistake you can't afford to make.
The Root Causes: It's More Than Just Strain
Back pain can range from simple muscle fatigue to serious conditions like spinal cancer. Here is the breakdown of why your back is screaming for help:
1. Spinal & Structural Issues
Injuries: This includes ruptured discs, ligament tears, and lumbosacral strain from sudden movements.
Imbalance: Pregnancy, a "pot belly," or even having one leg slightly shorter than the other can throw your spine out of alignment.
Inflammation: Bacterial infections, arthritis, and the serious Ankylosing Spondylitis can cause chronic stiffness.
Degeneration: Conditions like Osteoporosis in the elderly or general wear and tear of spinal discs.
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2. Gynecological Factors (For Women)
Many women experience backache after childbirth or gynecological surgeries. Issues like pelvic inflammatory disease or endometriosis are often the hidden culprits behind chronic lower back distress.
3. Referred Pain: The Warning Signal
Sometimes, the problem isn't in your back at all! Your spine might be reacting to:
Kidney or gallstones.
Pancreatitis or Peptic ulcers.
Prostate issues in men.
How to Diagnose and Treat the Pain
Don't play doctor. If the pain persists, medical professionals usually recommend:
Imaging: X-rays, MRI of the spine, or CT scans to see what's happening inside.
Action: From simple back exercises and Yoga to more intensive treatments like Traction, Surgery, or Homeopathy.
The bottom line: If the pain radiates or doesn't go away with rest, it’s time to seek professional help.
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