Muscle pain Shooting or stabbing pain, which can vary from mild to severe Pain can be short-lived or long-lasting Pain radiates down to the leg Limited flexibility or range of motion of the back Pain that worsens with bending, lifting, standing, or walking Pain may improve with reclining 
Muscle or ligament strain Herniated disks Arthritis Osteoporosis Muscle spasm or muscle tension Injuries, fractures, or falls Lifting something too heavy and improperly Sciatica Scoliosis Kidney failure kidney infections Cauda equina syndrome Spinal Cord Tumor Spinal Infection Urinary tract infection Pelvic inflammatory disease Shingles Insomnia Poor posture 
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