04/10/2026
In simple terms, chronic low back pain is pain affecting the lumbar spine region that lasts longer than three months. However, chronic low back pain is not simply acute (new) low back pain that has failed to resolve. Rather, it often reflects an overlap of two or even three distinct pain mechanisms, each of which may need to be addressed to achieve an optimal outcome: nociceptive, neuropathic, and nociplastic pain.
Nociceptive low back pain arises from injury or irritation of non-neural tissues, including muscles, ligaments, tendons, and joints. ..
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In simple terms, chronic low back pain is pain affecting the lumbar spine region that lasts longer than three months. However, chronic low back pain is not simply acute (new) low back pain that has