Your low back pain symptoms are very important and you should pay attention to them.
You may be wondering why? I can answer this by explaining the different types of sometimes plus what they mean.
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A chronic ache in your lower back pain is usually indicative of muscle spasm.
You can have it on either side of your spine or worse on one side.
The reason for this could vary spending on the type of low back dysfunction and you are suffering from.
You might have strained your lower back by lifting something heavy or twisted your spine wrong while playing racquetball.
You may be involved in a work situation where you're constantly setting all repeating the same movement day in and day out which could lead to muscle spasm.
These are just a few of the reasons why your back can go into spasm.
2.
A sharp pain in your lower back is indicative of a recent injury.
When you move in a certain direction you feel a sharp pain this could be because of muscle spasm, a bulging disc or even spinal stenosis to name a few.
You should seek medical attention and the advice of an expert when you experience these symptoms.
3.
The third type of symptom that I will discuss is what is commonly referred to as sciatica.
For some reason there might be some constriction and or pressure on the sciatica nerve which is leading you to experience pain usually through the buttock and back area of your leg.
Once you have a fair understanding of your symptoms it will allow your healthcare provider to determine the best route for healing you.
From my experience many of your symptoms aside from traumatic events is related to postural muscle and once this is corrected low back pain symptom relief is usually permanently obtained.