What causes lumbar pain and what are the causes?

Lumbar pain usually manifests as dull pain, stabbing pain, and throbbing pain, which brings great suffering to patients and takes a long time to heal. So what causes lumbar pain?

1. Lumbar muscle strain:

Lumbar muscle strain will be relieved after rest and aggravated after activity. We often see some elderly people having back pain after walking for a while and then have to rest before they can continue walking. This is the most obvious manifestation of this situation.

2: Lumbar disc herniation:

As age continues to increase, the lumbar intervertebral discs gradually age. Coupled with the accumulation of years of wear and tear on the waist and repeated trauma, the annulus fibrosus ruptures, the nucleus pulposus herniates, and the lumbar nerves are pressed, resulting in symptoms of lumbar pain.

3. Lumbar vertebrae bone hyperplasia:

Although it is said in medicine that lumbar vertebrae bone hyperplasia is a normal physiological phenomenon, this is in the absence of pain. If it is accompanied by physical discomfort, you should go to a regular hospital for examination, because lumbar vertebrae bone hyperplasia disease is a staged disease. In the early stages, it has little impact on patients, but by the time it is discovered, the harm is very serious.

The above is an introduction to the causes of lumbar pain. No matter what the cause is, it should be taken seriously, discovered and treated in time to avoid missing the best treatment time.