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Causes for back ache
Bones and thighs are mainly occupied by Vata. Vata controls and directs the body movements. Back pain occurs when vata in this region gets aggravated due to unwise physical activities (mithya Yoga of karma), exaggerated physical activities (Ati yoga of karma ) or less physical activities (hina yoga of karma).
- Back ache usually arises from spasm of muscles that support our spine. The muscles supporting spine go into spasm when we lift things unwisely, bending over too sharply, sitting in a unsuitable chair, etc. These type of movements are called as Mithyaa yoga of karma or action in Ayurveda.
- Back pain can be triggered when we sneeze, climb into a car, or bend down to pick up the newspaper.
- Osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, viral infection, bladder or kidney infection, gynecological problems in women, tumors and trauma may also cause back pain.
- Lack of motion or hina yoga of karma and bad posture may affect us when we sit or stand for long periods of time. On the other hand repetitive motion or Ati yoga of karma like too much of bending, lifting or twisting also affects our back.
- Other potential causes for back ache are:
- Overweight
- Wearing high heeled shoes
- Carrying heavy weight
The vitiated vata causes stiffness of joints, pain and limits the movements of back.
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