Causes of back pain

Back pain is one of the most common reasons for patients to go to the doctor and the inability of people to do work. Most people experience back pain at least once in their lifetime. Fortunately, in most cases, back pain can be prevented and treated by using methods. If the methods to prevent back pain are not effective and a person suffers from all kinds of back pain, in many cases, the pain can be improved within a few weeks with home remedies, and the back will function normally for a long time. Surgery is necessary to treat back pain in rare cases.

Symptoms associated with back pain

- Muscle pain

- Deadly shooting pain and the feeling of something sinking into the back

- Pain that spreads from the back to the legs

- very low flexibility of the back and limited range of motion of the back

Time to see a doctor

Many cases of back pain can be cured with home remedies and care in about two weeks. If your back pain does not improve, you should see a doctor. It is also necessary to see a doctor if you have one of the following symptoms:

• The back pain is very severe and does not get better with rest
• Lower back pain spreads to one or both legs, especially if the pain continues below the knee
• Back pain causes weakness, numbness or tingling in one or both legs
• Back pain is associated with unexplained weight loss

Also, if you have experienced back pain for the first time at the age of over 50, or if you have a history of cancer, osteoporosis, use of steroid drugs, or drug or alcohol addiction, it is necessary to see a doctor when back pain occurs. In a few cases, back pain can indicate a very serious and dangerous problem. If you see the following warning signs, it is necessary to see a doctor immediately:

- Impairment of urine and feces excretion

- Back pain accompanied by fever

- Back pain is caused after a fall or an accident or the like