What is the reason for back pain and arm pain

Humans use their arms when carrying out their normal lives. Therefore, arms are indispensable as one of the human limbs. However, due to frequent use of arms, some nerves in the arms are damaged, making arm pain more likely to occur. However, some people do not simply suffer from arm pain, but also have lower back pain accompanied by arm pain. What is the reason for lower back pain accompanied by arm pain?

What are the symptoms of "Tennis Elbow"?

Lateral epicondylitis is caused by injury to the common extensor tendon attached to the lateral epicondyle of the humerus and is a common clinical disease. The disease is common in middle-aged people, whose Qi and blood begin to decline, and whose tendons and bones begin to degenerate. In addition, the accumulated injuries from labor, exercise, or repeated movements in daily life lead to chronic damage to the muscle fascia of the forearm, and aseptic inflammation of the fascia and even periosteum at the attachment points of the muscle fascia.

This type of disease was first named because tennis players are prone to it. When playing sports (tennis, badminton, etc.), if the backhand stroke is incorrect or excessive, this type of injury will occur. Therefore, it is also commonly known as "tennis elbow".

The most obvious point of pain in this disease is on the bony protrusion of the lateral epicondyle of the humerus. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this is caused by the body's deficiency of Qi and blood, as well as blood stasis caused by fatigue and blockage of meridian Qi. It is more likely to occur if you catch a cold.

With the change of lifestyle habits, more than 90% of such patients clinically are not caused by playing tennis. Housewives and those over middle age who lack effective upper limb exercise will experience a rapid degeneration of the tendons and bones in their upper limbs, which can easily lead to extensor muscle injuries when chopping bones with force. Some restaurant chefs are also prone to this disease. These are caused by strenuous exertion and are quite common.

In addition to middle-aged people, young people also have certain potential risk factors.

Can this type of bone disease be treated?

In fact, this type of bone and muscle disease is a chronic disease caused by natural degeneration and strain of the human motor system, such as cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spinal stenosis, tendonitis, knee osteoarthritis, etc. This type of disease is common among middle-aged and elderly people, and even in young people who should not have such diseases, affecting their lives and even causing disability.

Natural degeneration is slow and the disease is progressive. Degeneration to disease is not inevitable. The process of degeneration is controllable, the severity of the disease is also controllable, and even severe diseases can be treated.