Case Summary:A 51-year-old male commercial painter presented with a 2-day history of right-sided lumbar and lateral buttock pain radiating to the lateral thigh. He couldn't identify a clear onset but had been painting a house (involving ladders, squatting, and awkward positions) and moving furniture the day before. He went to bed without issues but woke with mild soreness, which worsened throughout the day. No paresthesia or numbness was reported. Pain Characteristics: Aggravated by: Sitting, sit-to-stand, sidelying (either side)Relieved by: Supine position, walkingMedication: Tried Voltaren with no effect Objective Findings: Pain Level: 5/10 (Numeric Rating Pain Scale)Lumbar Movements: Full...