Make your diagnosis yourself in case of low backpain.

On this site the following diagnoses are shown:

low backpain

chronic low backpain

problems with muscles, ligaments and joints:

myalgia strain of the SI-ligament insertiontendynopathie of the long back muscles at the crest of the pelvis SI-block lumbar block Maignes syndrome (Thracolumbar dysfunctionsyndrome) kissing spines strain of an interspinal ligament hypermobility non-specific low back pain emotional causes of back pain

deviations of the spine:

torsion of the pelvis difference in leg length scoliosis crooked pelvis

arthrosis and congenital diseases:

discopathy spondylarthrosis coaxarthrosis Bechterews disease

problems of the vertebrae:

fracture of the pelvis osteoporosis of the vertebrae osteomyelitis of a vertebra tumour of a vertebra

problems of the spinal channel:

slipped disk slipped disk L5/S1 slipped disk L4/L5 slipped disk L3/L4 slipped disk L1-L2 stenosis of the spinal channel spondylolysthesis

related problems:

vascular claudicatio intermittens aneurism

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