What Not To Do For Lower Back Pain?

Certain habits and activities can aggravate your condition or delay healing. Avoid these common mistakes…
- Prolonged Sitting or Bed Rest
Too much inactivity weakens muscles and stiffens joints, worsening the problem.
- Poor Posture
Slouching, hunching over your phone, or leaning forward when sitting all increase spinal pressure.
- Heavy Lifting With Bad Form
Avoid bending and twisting while carrying weight. Always lift with your legs, not your back.
- Ignoring Pain Signals
Pushing through sharp or radiating pain can lead to nerve damage or prolonged inflammation.
- Overstretching the Lower Back
Not all pain needs stretching, some cases (like disc herniations) require stabilization instead.
Consider seeing a physical therapist if your pain is persistent, worsens with certain movements, or interferes with daily activities. The earlier you act, the faster your recovery.



