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Mild discomfort or tightness in your lower back, usually after sitting, working, or small strains. Pain does not radiate and stays localized to the lower back area.
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Struggling with back pain in daily activities? Our expert-written articles provide practical advice on managing common pain triggers, improving posture, and making small adjustments that lead to lasting relief.

If you have lower back pain that radiates into your leg, you’re not alone. This type of pain is often caused by nerve irritation or compression and can feel sharp, burning, or like a tingling sensation. In this article, we’ll explain what causes back pain with leg pain and show you how to manage it safely at home.

Exercise is a powerful tool for improving health and mobility—but not all exercises are suitable for everyone. If you’re struggling with lower back pain, certain movements can do more harm than good. In this article, I’ll walk you through five popular exercises that can actually worsen lower back pain, and I’ll suggest safer alternatives to keep your spine healthy and pain-free.

Do you wake up with lower back pain that gets better as the day goes on? Morning back pain is a common complaint and can have several causes, from sleeping positions to underlying conditions. In this article, I’ll explain why lower back pain happens in the morning and how you can prevent it for good.