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One common cause of low back pain is roughness, irritation or inflammation of the facet joint, location of many of the pain-sensing nerves in the spine. Another source of low back pain could be a bulging disc putting pressure on the spinal cord or a nerve root. This can cause numbness, tingling or pain down the leg.
