Healthy Back - Pattern 2 - SaskSurgery.ca
Pattern #2 - Patient Education Symptoms Pain is worst in the lower back and may spread to buttocks or legs. Pain is always intermittent. Pain is worse when bending backward and when standing or walking for extended periods. Pain may be eased by bending forward or sitting. Positions and Exercises The following positions and exercises can be done at
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