A pinched nerve in the lower back occurs when excessive pressure is applied to a nerve, leading to pain, numbness, or weakness. Also known as radicular back pain, this condition is typically ...

a trapped nerve or inflammation of the spine. In rare cases, it can be a sign of a broken bone, cancer or an infection. "Low back pain is prevalent because of seated work and sedentary lifestyles ...

The sciatic and pudendal nerves ... lower part of your backside. Another muscle near the hip bone can also put pressure on this nerve. A pinched nerve feels different from a stiff back, though the ...

AND SOME PEOPLE HAVE ALMOST AN ELECTRICAL PAIN RUNNING DOWN ONE LEG. WHAT CAUSES THAT? THAT COULD BE SCIATICA. IT’S USUALLY CAUSED BY A PINCHED NERVE IN YOUR LOWER BACK. MANY PEOPLE RECOVER ...