Find Out the Symptoms, Causes and Treatment for Low Back Pain

 Find Out the Symptoms, Causes and Treatment for Low Back Pain

Pain or pain in the back is a fairly common complaint.  In fact, it can be said that at least a mild and temporary backache will be experienced by everyone once in a lifetime.  Usually, low back pain occurs when muscles tighten after doing heavy work.  However, more serious back pain can be based on a more serious condition, such as dehydration, urinary tract infection, or kidney disease.  Come on, find out more about the symptoms, causes and how to treat them.

 Symptoms and signs of low back pain

 Back pain or flank pain is a type of problem in the musculoskeletal system.  This condition causes pain that appears both on the right and on the left of the back of the back, precisely in the area below the ribs and above the pelvis.

 Pain sensation is usually felt worse on one side of the waist.  There are those who feel more back pain on the right or pain in the left waist.  The pain can even spread to the front of the body to the bottom.

 This one movement disorder has several common signs and symptoms that you need to pay attention to, including:

 A burning sensation in the waist, muscle pain and tingling, aches and pains to muscle cramps radiating to the leg area.

 Low back pain can feel achy and dull at first, or feel stabbing and sharp like cramps.  The pain you feel will come and go.  Gradually, the pain can make it difficult for you to move and stand up straight.

 Not only around the ribs and waist, pain can also spread to the hips and legs.  However, other more specific signs and symptoms of low back pain can also appear according to the cause.

 Causes of pain in the waist area

 The most common cause of back pain or pain is muscle tension.  This might happen if you are in an incorrect posture or if you have a habit of practicing bad posture.

 However, apart from these things, low back pain can also occur due to certain medical causes.  Here are some health problems that may trigger pain in the waist area:

 1. Muscle injury

 If you do high-intensity exercise or do other activities such as lifting heavy objects, back pain may occur.  The reason is, both of these activities have the potential to over-stretch the muscles in your body resulting in muscle injury.

 Not only that, the muscles in the waist area may experience trauma from physical activities such as car accidents and falls, so that the muscles press on the spine and have the potential to cause the support for the bones in the waist area to break.

 2. Osteoarthritis

 This one type of arthritis or calcification of the joints can also cause back pain.  The reason is, when you have osteoarthritis in the spinal area, the cartilage will be damaged and irritate the nerves in the spine.  If so, pain in the waist area may not be avoided.

 Apart from osteoarthritis, several other types of arthritis, including rheumatoid arthritis and spondylitis, can also cause pain in the waist area.

 3. Problems with the kidneys

 According to the Keck Medicine of USC, back pain may have nothing to do with the condition of your skeletal system or your muscular system.  The reason is, the two kidneys, which are located on the right and left side of the spine, can also cause pain.

 One of the problems with the kidneys that may arise is kidney stones, for example, is pain that starts from the back and also the waist.  In addition, kidney infections, which may occur due to urinary tract infections that move from the bladder to the kidneys, can also cause back pain.

 4. Degeneration of the spine

 This disease that occurs in the human spine usually occurs when the discs in the lumbar region (spine) begin to break down due to destruction.  Perhaps, you have also known him by the name "calcification" of bones.

 Usually a lot occurs in elderly people or sometimes caused by obesity because calcification of the bones will occur when there is greater pressure on the joints.  Do not rule out, the easier the joints will be more fragile and cause back pain.

 5. Irritate Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

 Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a digestive system disorder that affects the work of the large intestine, causing muscle contractions in the large intestine to be problematic.

 The triggers for this disease include eating habits, diet, digestive tract infections, and stress.  Generally the symptoms of IBS include bloating, constipation, diarrhea, headaches, to back pain on the right or on the left.

 6. Endometriosis

 This condition can also be a cause of low back pain in women.  Uterine lining tissue that grows outside the uterus can settle around other reproductive organs and trigger inflammation and pain.

 Symptoms that you can feel from endometriosis are lower abdominal pain, pain in the pelvis, back pain during menstruation, pain in the genitals, to chronic back or back pain.