Chronic back pain
Low back pain refers to pain in the back, waist, lumbar sacral and sacroiliac regions, sometimes accompanied by induced pain or radiating pain in the lower limbs. Most low back pain is manifested in the lower lumbar spine, lumbar sacral and sacroiliac regions. Low back pain is the most common disease of the human spine and is said to be the price humans pay for moving from crawling on all fours to walking upright. This disease is more common in internal medicine, surgery, gynecology and neurology. Any lesion in the skin, subcutaneous tissue, muscles, ligaments, spine, ribs, spinal cord and spinal cord membranes of the low back can cause low back pain.
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Site of disease:
Lumbar spine
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Infectious :
Not contagious
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Frequent population:
Long-term sitting and bending workers, drivers,...
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Related symptoms:
Back pain
lower limb induction pain or radiating pain in the back
dull pain
lower back stabbing pain
lower back stabbing pain
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Concurrent disease: