THE CAUSES OF BACK PAIN

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Understanding the possible causes of back pain is important because there are so many possibilities, and knowing what to do can be confusing and complicated.

"some are trivial and some will require emergency care"

You can have chronic back pain. You can have mechanical back pain. There are intra-abdominal, cancer, and traumatic causes of back pain. The list goes on and on,

some are trivial and some will require emergency back surgery to prevent serious injury. Knowing when you must see a back pain specialist can help prevent permanent impairment and even death.

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Your spine is a very complicated piece of equipment. There are 24 mobile vertebrae between your skull and your sacrum. These are connected with ligaments and tendons to each other, and to other bones and to the muscles.

"it can cause radiating pain, or sciatica"

Seven cervical vertebrae form the cervical spine or neck. 12 thoracic vertebrae compose the upper back. Each vertebra in the upper back is attached to two ribs. The ribs reach around the front meeting in the middle and form the chest. There are five lumbar vertebrae that form the lower back.

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"it can cause nerve pain"

Between the vertebrae there are nerves that exit at each level, through small openings called foramen. When these nerves are squeezed it can cause nerve pain, or sciatica.

The many different structures that compose the spine are all covered with nerve endings, and whenever they get stretched, pulled, torn, fractured or inflamed they become painful.

Some of the more common problems with your back that may cause pain include muscle strain, trauma, arthritis with spinal stenosis, and herniated disc. Some of these may require spine surgery and some may be treated more conservatively.

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