It seems that you are suffering from lumbar and sacral spondylosis as well as spondylosis of the cervical spine (neck). You can request an X-ray image of the lumbar and sacral spine. Spondylosis manifested via disc degeneration, osteophytes, and arthritis of the inter-vertebral joints. All such pathological processes lead to deformation of the spine and pressure on the spinal nerves. Deformation of the spine disturbs stasis (the body's normalizing equilibrium) and can cause spasms of the vertebral muscles. In turn, muscle spasms can cause back pain. Pressure on spinal nerves can cause pain, itching, numbness, muscle weakness and paralyses. Nerve pain is sharp and originates in areas innervated by the affected nerve. For example, during sciatica nerve problems, the whole leg can experience pain because the sciatic nerve innervates the whole leg. For now, you might consider requesting medication to help reduce the pain (painkillers). Eventually if required, disc degeneration can be treated surgically by removing the entire disc.