In most cases, people suffering from it cannot exactly point out the location of concentrated pain or what they exactly feel. This is due to the reason that there are a number of underlying structures located at the lower back that may cause the pain. Listed below are several parts of the spiral anatomy that may be the reasons for pain: Irritation on the large nerve roots located at the low back that are connected to the arms and the legs. This condition may press on the nerves and cause the excruciating pain. However, many people don't know what affected their back bones that induced this pain. To allow lower back pain relief, there were different exercises and body positions, which may help raise the possibility of releasing the back bone from too much stress. As much as lower back pain is a condition that affects the lower portion of the spinal bones (lumbar), the upper back pain is mainly due to irregularities or impairments on the thoracic spine. While the lower spine and the neck are intended to allow us for greater mobility, the thoracic spine is designed to protect the internal organs that the section covers and to help the framework of the body to hold itself in its respective postures. Simple back pain may be caused by the following: poor posture lack of exercise long periods of bending and standing sitting on a chair that lacks supports for the back, especially for the lumbar area sleeping on a mattress that lacks support for the back lifting, pushing or pulling loads, carrying objects that are typically heavy or doing tasks the wrong way a trip or fall There are other causes that may be associated with back pain but cases like these appear on minimal basis. As with any other treatments, the effects will always be determined by several factors that are uncontrollable such as the threshold of the patient over pain, the level of pain that the patient experiences during attacks and the severity of the condition. It is wise to see a physical therapist with specialization on spine wellness. Though cardiovascular exercises may add to your overall strength, it is still ideal for you to incorporate exercises such as the following: Leg raising for hip and stomach muscles strength Leg raising that intensifies hip and back muscle strength Wall sliding for promoting back, leg and hip muscles Partial sit-ups for strengthening stomach muscles Back leg swing for promoting back and hip muscles Flexibility exercises and stretches In case you have not done any of the routines stated above or you have issues that may affect or may be affected with such activities, it is best to seek medical and professional help.