Published on: 7/4/2025
If lower back pain makes it hard for you to sit or stand, it might be due to how your body moves or sits. Consider how your body moves and sits, and talk to a healthcare provider for advice.
Lower back pain that prevents you from sitting or standing can be very uncomfortable. Sometimes, this pain can be related to how your body moves or the way you sit. For example, a study looked at how people move when they sit and stand, especially those who are overweight. It showed that movement can affect how much pain you feel.
Things to Consider:
If your pain is very bad, you might want to talk to a healthcare provider. They can help you find ways to move or sit that might make your back feel better. Remember, taking care of your body and how you move is important for your health.
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