Medically reviewed by Oluseun Olufade, MD Lower back pain affects more than 80% of people at some point. It is especially ...

The result: pain in the back, buttocks or legs. In fact, Dr. Prather says up to 25% of this type of pain is incorrectly categorized as spinal or back muscle pain, so it’s improperly treated.

When pain like this starts in your lower back or hip and runs down the back of one leg, it may be due to a condition called sciatica. You might feel: More pain when you move, sneeze , or cough ...

Medically reviewed by Anita C. Chandrasekaran, MDMedically reviewed by Anita C. Chandrasekaran, MD Pain in the back (posterior) portion of the knee is relatively common. Many things could be to blame, ...

The more common symptom is pain in the lower back, hip, buttocks, and down the legs. It’s sometimes accompanied by a low fever. The pain is often worse while standing or walking.

Pain from the sciatic nerve can spread from your lower back down one or both legs. You might feel it in your butt, hips, and thighs, or all the way down to your foot . Pain from the obturator ...

WHEN Lucy Worthington’s knee began to ache, she assumed it was just a drunken injury. But after physio failed to sort it out, ...

If anything, it was worse and the pain had spread into my hip and down my leg. Advertisement. Advertisement. Advertisement. Advertisement "Must be sciatica," I said to my husband.

The pain was dull and came on slowly as she lay in bed. She couldn’t pinpoint the exact location — it seemed as if her whole hip ached — but when she woke the next day, the pain was gone.