Multi-select problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to untrap a nerve in your lower back
Rest your back.
To help untrap the nerve in your back, rest it. Avoid too much movement and overtaxing it.

Pick your answer from: a). Doing enough rest will cause nerve endings to flare. Find where the nerve starts and ends. b). Don't sit or stand for too long. Instead, try walking around more than usual. c). Stretching will only help you to get relief. Whenever you break a muscle with repetitive motion, focus on your abdomen muscle. d). Laying down or in bed, or even sitting in bed, will make it harder for the nerve to set into your back. Try to decrease the intensity of your movement, whether you are sitting, standing, or reclining.
b).