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Chronic low back pain does not defy diagnosis. While the causes of acute low back pain are largely unknown, this is not the case for chronic low back pain, where a biomedical diagnosis is possible in the majority of cases. The exact figures depend on the age, but around 40% have disc pain, around 10-30% have facet joint pain, and around 10-20% have sacroiliac joint pain.

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