What s the cause of the back pain?

In the outpatient clinic, many patients come to the clinic because of back pain, and it is necessary to analyze which diseases can cause back pain. The most common is orthopedic problems, such as the vertebral body of the back, that is, the thoracic vertebrae, if there is a fracture caused by trauma, of course, many are compression fractures caused by osteoporosis in the middle-aged and elderly people, which will cause back soreness. In addition, muscle strain caused by long-term poor posture can cause soreness, and aseptic inflammation of muscles and fascia caused by cold, involvement, trauma, or overactivity can also cause soreness.

In addition to orthopedic diseases, costochondritis or intercostal neuralgia in the thoracic department can also be skewered in the back and cause soreness. Similarly, some people have acute myocardial infarction or angina, which can also cause back pain during the attack.

Therefore, when an outpatient patient has back pain, it is necessary to conduct a comprehensive analysis and judgment based on the medical history, objective clinical physical examination and necessary auxiliary examinations in order to find the specific **, that is, what is the symptom of back pain.

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Lumbar muscle strain, overwork, or staying up late can be caused.

The causes of back pain are very complex and can be caused by diseases of the cardiovascular system, digestive system, respiratory system, frozen shoulder, cervical spondylosis, etc.

1.Cardiovascular disease: Angina pectoris and myocardial infarction are common in patients with cardiovascular disease and back pain.

2.Digestive system diseases: biliary colic, pancreatic diseases, stomach and duodenal tumors, etc. can cause shoulder and back pain.

3.Respiratory diseases: Shoulder and back pain caused by respiratory diseases, generally in the back, lateral back or scapula, the more common ones are pleural adhesions, lung cancer and tuberculosis.

4.Periarthritis of the shoulder: Periarthritis of the shoulder is painful around the shoulder joint, the pain is widespread, and most patients have a slow onset. Presents with marked limitation of shoulder motion; X-rays are usually unremarkable.

5.Cervical spondylosis: Cervical spondylosis can cause discomfort such as soreness, falling pain, and neck stiffness in the neck, shoulders, and back, as well as numbness, weakness, and even dizziness and headache in the limbs.

6.Myofibrositis: Back pain caused by myofibrositis, often has obvious triggers such as cold, dampness, exertion, and sprains. Local muscle stiffness, mainly soreness, often large in scope, often without fixed tenderness.

There are many causes of back pain, and if you have back pain for a long time, you should go to the hospital in time.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up and listen to the doctor's professional consultation.

This phenomenon is usually a manifestation of back muscle strain.

Back soreness is mainly due to lack of muscle strength, in addition, incorrect posture, non-normal exertion, and long hours of desk work can cause back injuries. Because the extensor muscles of the human back have almost no active exertion in a person's day's exercise, they generally play a role in maintaining the balance and coordination of human movement in passive elongation most of the time. Therefore, the relative working time of people's back muscles is the longest, and the degree of fatigue can be imagined.

It is this "fatigue" that causes damage to the small muscle fibers, which causes a variety of discomforts in the back, such as soreness, swelling, pain, numbness, etc.

There are many ways to exercise, and the most effective one is to simulate rowing.

Because rowing is the most obvious exercise on the back muscles of the human body, it can play a good role in relieving and relieving back pain. Rowing has two major effects: one is the exercise of the back extensor muscles, which can not only increase the strength and endurance of the muscles, but also effectively improve the physiological activity of the muscles and back fascia tissue, and have a good recovery effect on old and new injuries; Second, during the rowing action, there are many muscles involved and oxygen consumption increases, so breathing and blood circulation increase, which has great benefits for improving the physiological function of the human body.

Technical Requirements: Open Part: Body straight, feet open. Lean forward with your hips and upper body, bend your waist and chest, look up and forward, and raise your hands forward (e.g., grasping the oars of a rowing boat).

Exercise section: Bring your hands back from the front position (e.g., paddle pulling).

Exercise points: Lean forward and move your hands from front to back (about 50 reps).

Exercise effect: It is a comprehensive exercise for the cervical, thoracic and back muscles. It can relieve many neck and back problems.

In addition, some organ diseases, such as diseases of the biliary system, can also cause pain that is reflected in the back.