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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Lower back pain when lying down is a symptom associated with several causes, from a common back sprain or strain to more chronic conditions like arthritis or sciatica. Lower back pain can be mild, but it can also be severe enough to interfere with your sleep when dealing with nighttime back pain. It can lead to muscle stiffness and a limited range of motion that affects your daily life. This article examines some possible causes of lower back pain when lying down. It also explains how the cause can be diagnosed and treated. Verywell / Laura Porter Nighttime back pain usually isn't a sign of a serious health condition. Note that there are two types of back pain: Acute pain is short-term—lasting a few days or weeks. It often happens after an injury or specific event. Chronic pain is longer-term. It may last for several months or more. In many cases, it isn't from an injury. Here are some of the most common causes of lower back pain when lying down. Strains or Sprains Lumbar (lower back) strain or sprain occurs when muscles or ligaments are stretched too far. Injuries like these are very common. A sprain or strain is usually considered acute rather than chronic, so the symptoms should last a few days or weeks. Ankylosing Spondylitis Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) is a rare form of arthritis. It causes persistent neck and back inflammation. Symptoms can be worse at night. People living with AS also appear to have a higher
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