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How does back pain occur?
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Dr Sarah Jarvis MBE
This depends on what is thought to be the cause of your back pain. Your doctor will usually be able to tell what the likeliest cause is of your pain, simply by talking to you and examining you. If you haven't had your back pain for very long and your doctor doesn't think it is serious, you are unlikely to need any tests.
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