In India, back pain is the most common disease that faced by most of the youngsters. Most of them will experience it at least once in their life time.

Lower back pain is also well known as lumbago. It is a symptom and not a disorder. It generally refers to one or more parts such as muscles, ligaments, bony structure, nerves and it also describes pain nearby kidneys or lungs.

The most common causes are back structures and strain.

Structures back pain:

Disk injuries are most common cause of back pain and vertebrae are interlocking bones are back of the trunk and torso of your body. And disks made up of cartilage cushion. Even sometimes, the disks can rupture or herniated. When it happens nerves get compressed and very painful. Sciatica can be having a tingling, weakness, pain or weakness in the leg.
Some of the abnormalities of skeleton can leads to pain that includes narrowing of the spinal canal or scoliosis due to arthritis. Due to loss of thinning of bone and bone density leads to fractures and these can cause of compression fractures and serious pain.

Strain:

Ligaments and strained muscles sometimes get a back pain. It frequently occurs with sudden awkward movements and wrong lifting of heavy loaded objects. It can also get from over-activity. And some of the symptoms like stiffness and sore feeling that might occur after playing a sport. Some of the rare causes include:
 At lower spinal cord, very much loss of nerve function
 Bacterial or fungal infection of the spine
 Spinal stenosis
 Non-malignant or cancer tumor in the spine.

Symptoms:
1) Stabbing or shooting pain
2) Range of motion or limited flexibility of the back
3) Muscle ache
4) Pain that rays down on the leg.
5) Not able to stand up the leg straight.
Treatment for Lower Back Pain:
Most probably it doesn't require urgent care, but patients need to consult the doctor when they experience as a result of severe trauma and back pain is combined with the following
symptoms like:
1) Chills and fever
2) Weakness of leg
3) Sudden weight loss, and weight loss due to trauma
4) Continuous and severe abdominal pain
5) Sudden bladder or bowel incontinence - too difficulty having bowel movement or passing urine.

If you're finding out these symptoms continuously, then you can consult your nearby doctor and immediately go for further treatment.