
Why does my back pain get worse when walking?
Back pain that intensifies specifically when walking or standing is often linked to structural issues in the spine that increase pressure on nerves or joints when in an upright position.
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Back pain that intensifies specifically when walking or standing is often linked to structural issues in the spine that increase pressure on nerves or joints when in an upright position.

Spinal discs are cushions between the vertebrae that absorb shock and allow movement. When a disc is injured or degenerates, several terms describe different stages and severities of disc damage.

Physical therapy (PT) is the gold standard for treating lumbar disc herniations, with a primary focus on reducing nerve compression, restoring movement, and building a “muscular corset” to prevent future