why does backpain comes?
548756
The most common causes are strained muscles, pinched nerves or Rheumatoid Arthritis.  I agree with the others in that you should see your Dr for a diagnosis.  Be careful if they suggest surgery.  Each situation has it's potential risks and benefits.  I was shocked when the Dr told me surgery on my back had 30 percent chance of no change and 30 percent chance of being worse after surgery.  If it was successful it would still not take away all the pain.  I chose a natural treatment.  While it hasn't cured me totally it has made the pain bearable most of the time.
955878
i have the same problem\nyou need to strengthenen your back muscles\nmine is caused by a slighrt scoliosis (curvature) of the spine\ni found doing exercises on an inflatable exercise ball helps tremendously and puts minimal stress on my back
955352
If your lower back is hurting, then it is because of the weight of the baby etc. in front.  Try reclining when you sit.  If that is comfortable, then do that.\nWhen you are sore in the back and the characteristics of it mean different things along the way.  It could mean you are going into labour if the pain is cyclical.
934408
Its, quite  a common symptom. I've had it myself. There is probably some slight irritation to one of your lumber nerves ( the ones in your lower back) You might have twisted your back or slept in an awkward position. \nYou don't necessarily have to have any back pain with this complaint.\nIt will probably come and go for a week or two then go away by itself. \nDo you find the area feels very sensitive to touch? \nYou can also get the same sensation in other areas- forearm and backs of shoulders are common.\n\nIf in doubt  or if things get worse see your Dr. \nHope this helps
517079
It's probably just a thickening of the skin.  It just happens.  I had the same thing, and I went to a specialist.  They took some scrapings and said it was basically nothing.
245336
If it's been going on that long, what do the doctor's say?\nLow back problems include spondylitis, lumbar stenosis, fractures of the vertebrae, inter-vertebrae disc problems, and possibly something pressing on the spine.\nThere's a mountain of information on any of the internet's quality medical websites like http://www.webmd.com
747580
definitely the back!  Well, I guess it's because I suffer from a back problem
231269
Sounds like a back problem.Try talking to a chiropractor.
878652
There are 2 reasons for this anomaly to develop. The first one is the result of muscle buildup from the head being held too far forward.  The second one is the result of degeneration (deterioration) of the discs and/or vertebral bodies, in the upper back. The age factor, would determine the expectation of either.
211502
There are two points: \n    First, do you have disease with your back? If do.I think you should see your doctor and take proper medicine.\n    Secondly,if you are healthy and just sometimes feel backache, probably,you just lack of body exercise.And if you are a person who always have many work to do, probably, you just a little too tired,you need more rest.\n    Do you know? When you lack of body exercise and often in a same posture for a long time , your muscle will become nervous.Maybe you are an office person,often sit there and work on your paper or computer.Then you need more body exercises of the part above waist.It will help.Have a try,it will work.
110216
Has this been a common thing your whole life? Perhaps your nerves are damaged. You may have been born this way--the only other thing I can think of that could contribute to this would be surgery (especially to the back, where all the nerves come together).
368311
well i have heard that it isn't but it can be very satisfying.  But it IS your BACK so please be careful!  Try to cut down and then avoid it as much as u can.
197966
No, when you say backside you do mean buttock i assume? it could be a friction mark  or ingrown hair
663669
There are many reasons for back pain, so naturally, the treatments vary as well. Here are the more common:\n1. Strained muscle from lifting or twisting - ice to back (20 minutes on and 20 minutes off) for the first 24 hours, then heat. \n2. Emotional tension (stress) causes the muscles all over to tighten up, but the back is where it is most likely to be noticed - treatment is to deal with the stress\n3. Poor posture, bad bed, or working in a position that puts a strain on the back muscles - Narrow down the cause of the problem and fix it. \n4. Physical abnormality, like a degenerative disc or vertebra - Short of surgery...which I don't advise except for extreme cases...the treatment is to treat the symptoms and know your limitations.\n\nIn all cases, a good exercise program is helpful in that it strengthens the muscles of the back as well as the muscles in the abdomen. This is important because weak back and abdominal muscles can lead to reoccurrences of the back pain. If the back pain is stress-related, exercise also helps control stress.
155282
normal back pain is caused by strain on the back muscles. if you strengthen your core muscles and your abdominals it will share the work load with your back.
316321
not sure but .... Spondylolisthesis can cause spasms that stiffen the back and tighten the hamstring\nmuscles
214471
Probably a pinched nerve.  I had a numb back before, and that's what I was told.  It eventually went away.  The only way to be sure, though, is to see a doctor, but you already know that.