This type of pain is usually due to poor posture, prolonged sitting, weak core and back muscles, and muscle tightness, not a structural emergency. Management focuses on posture correction, regular stretching, strengthening of back and core muscles, ergonomic chair/workstation setup, and avoiding prolonged bending or slouching. Pain relief gels, occasional mild painkillers, and hot fomentation can help during flare-ups, but long-term relief comes from postural awareness and lifestyle correction, not surgery.
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