- Lower torso muscle strain.
- Tightness of the iliopsoas muscle due to prolonged sitting and a lack of stretching.
- Inflammation of the iliopsoas muscle due to chronic dehydration.
Low Back Pain - Do You Have a Tilted Pelvis?
From Guest Author, James J. Lehman, DC, FACO, for About.com
Updated August 06, 2008
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It has been my experience that the most frequent causes of low back pain and tilted pelvis include:
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- Frequency of Low Back Pain
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- Examination and Treatment of Low Back Pain and Tilted Pelvis
- Most Frequent Causes of Low Back Pain and Tilted Pelvis
- Chiropractic Treatment of Low Back Pain and Tilted Pelvis
- What Should You Do if You have Low Back Pain and a Tilted Pelvis?
- Home Care for Low Back Pain and Tilted Pelvis
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