What causes lumbar spine pain?

The causes of lumbar spine pain normally include the following: 1. Inflammatory pain. Common local soft tissue infection, spinal canal infection, tuberculosis, etc. will affect the stability of the vertebral body and spinal structure and nerve function, causing pain in the waist and lower limbs. 2. Tumor. Common lumbosacral tumors include schwannoma, meningioma, lipoma or metastatic tumor invading local soft tissue of vertebral nerve roots, which can show nerve dysfunction and pain in the waist and lower limbs. 3. Trauma, common trauma causing fracture, or spondylolisthesis, causing bone structure disorder causing waist pain. 4, chronic degenerative diseases, including lumbar muscle strain or bone hyperplasia degeneration, can also stimulate the lumbar nerves to show symptoms of low back pain and lower limb pain.