Sudden pain in the lower back on the right, at the moment when I just lay on my back, I want to curl up right away when you get up, there is no pain. What is it?

Hello Vasily, there are several options for the occurrence of pain in the lumbar spine. For an objective answer, more introductory information is needed. Were there any injuries? Do you often have to sit during the day? Do you feel constant tension in the lumbar region? Is the pain reflected in the leg? Perhaps you had a medical examination and you were diagnosed with a curvature of the spine? If you need help and a constructive solution, please tell us more. Otherwise, the whole answer will be like a finger to the sky.

• Pain in the lumbar region is characteristic of acute manifestations of kidney disease: there is a feeling that it bakes on the left or right (in the side where the diseased organ is located). The renal capsule, undergoing rapid stretching (for example, in an edematous state of acute pyelonephritis, when the ureter is blocked), causes pain that radiates to the hypochondrium, the lower abdomen.
• Pain is provoked in diseases of the genital area (right and left ovarian appendages), right and left kidney and ureter, as well as intestines, in the event of a hernia, as well as diseases of the abdominal wall, urinary system.
• If a lot of time is spent driving a car, using a computer;
• In the presence of a specialty associated with intense physical activity, combined with a sharp change in body position during work;
• Overuse in the fitness club or gym;
• If you are passionate about summer cottage work;
• If you are overweight;
• Sedentary (office workers, drivers) or standing (surgeons, salesmen, hairdressers, etc.)

My personal experience. The back in the lower back was very painful. I came to the hospital - they did an MRI, they said: “You have a hernia and osteochondrosis of the 4th degree. Get ready for the operation ”… I almost fainted there! Horrible! What operation, I'm only 38? It turns out that at this age you can get 4 degree osteochondrosis. But it all started with the usual pain in the lower back, which then became chronic, aching, then a lumbar hernia formed! She interfered with sleep and walking. I refused the operation because I was afraid of anesthesia: suddenly I would fall asleep and would not wake up anymore. I also have heart problems. As a result, they prescribed me a bunch of useless medications, and when I returned, the doctors simply shrugged their shoulders, saying what do you want, the operation should be done ... A couple of months ago, on the Internet, I came across one article that literally saved me. I regained my health and the pain is gone! I am so grateful to fate, the chance that led me to this article! Finally my spine is healthy, thanks to this article! Everyone who has pain in the back and joints - it is MANDATORY to read to everyone! Now there is NO PAIN, I sleep normally, I walk and work in the country. For anyone interested, you can read in detail an interesting article at this link

Good afternoon. Most likely muscle-tonic syndrome. To resolve the issue, you can contact a massage therapist, in combination with muscle stretching, there should be a good result. Or see a specialist for shock wave therapy.