Lumbar pain is pain that affects the lower back. The low back is the one that supports the weight of the upper area of the body and gives versatility to ordinary movements, such as bowing and bending. Muscles in the low back oversee movements of the pelvic area while walking, and in addition supports the back. Nerves in the low back supply sensation and power the muscles in the legs and pelvic area.
Most intense low back pain results from damage to the muscles, tendons, joints, or discs. The body additionally responds to damage by assembling an inflammatory reaction. Inflammation can cause pain.
The nerves of the back supply the adjacent muscles and joints, and it is hard for the brain to precisely detect the cause pain. For instance, disc injury is also like muscle injury, both bringing about inflammation and pain. Muscles and tendons mend quickly, while a torn disc may take time to heal.