Kidney deficiency and low back pain

Low back pain due to kidney deficiency is another condition in chronic low back pain. Most of them are congenital inadequate endowment, the next day's exhaustion is too long or prolonged illness, physical weakness, or old body failure, or atrioventricular insufficiency, resulting in loss of kidney essence, no pain to nourish the lumbar spine. Modern medicine believes that kidney back pain is mostly related to the decline of adrenal cortex hormone levels, especially the decline of sex hormone secretion and protein deficiency, similar to metabolic bone disease-osteoporosis. It is a compensatory disease caused by the loss of osteoblasts' inherent vitality and insufficient bone matrix. Osteoporotic spines often have biconcave deformities (Figure 152). Even minor trauma can easily cause compression fractures, but the histology and chemical composition of bone are normal.

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