Can stress and anxiety cause pain in the lower back?
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Stress can definitely increase the tension of the muscles throughout your body, including those in the lower back. Increased muscle tension can cause pain and cramping. Especially chronic anger can cause this type of results. Therapeutic writing can also help relieve stress and pain.
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