What Are The Causes of Cronic Back Pain?

September 25th, 2008 | by admin |

 

 

Cronic back pain can also be a result from a very serious injury, such as ruptured disks, arthritis, serious infections, or fractures.  The most common causes of cronic back pain may include kidney infection, obesity, arthritis, herniated disks, compression fractures, fibromyalgia, poor posture, pregnancy, sciatica, scoliosis, sprains and strains, or spinal fractures.  Physical therapy and exercising regularly are going to help you the most in preventing future injuries.  Consulting with your doctor will help you decide if a physical therapist is needed to help you recover.  It is possible that you may be able to start a regular home exercise routine to help you prevent further injury.

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