Low back pain affects millions worldwide and remains one of the most common reasons people seek medical care. While many causes exist, one less obvious factor is local ischaemia —a condition where blood flow to tissues in the lower back is reduced. This blog explores how local ischaemia contributes to low back pain, based on insights from Pasek K’s 1996 study, Role of local ischaemia in the aetiology of low back pain . What Is Local Ischaemia? Local ischaemia occurs when a sp

Low back pain affects millions worldwide, often without a clear cause. One lesser-known factor linked to this discomfort is pelvic autonomic dysfunction. This condition involves the nerves controlling pelvic organs and can contribute to persistent low back pain. Exploring this connection helps us understand why some people experience ongoing pain and how addressing nerve function might improve their quality of life. What Is Pelvic Autonomic Dysfunction? The autonomic nervous