Clinical manifestations of mild lumbar degeneration

Speaking of mild lumbar degeneration, many friends may not know much about this disease. Although this disease is relatively common in our country, because its clinical manifestations are relatively simple and mainly characterized by pain, many patients focus on pain relief when symptoms appear, which leads to worsening of mild lumbar degeneration and eventually worsening of the disease. Therefore, understanding the clinical manifestations of mild lumbar degeneration and promptly discovering whether you have the disease is the key to treating the disease.

The thickness of calluses on the palms of people may vary due to different levels of labor. The degenerative manifestations such as bone spurs formed on people's lumbar vertebrae vary from person to person due to different adverse stimulation and different rest and maintenance. We humans need to be active. No matter how well we rest and maintain ourselves, our lumbar spine will gradually degenerate and age during movement. However, through proper rest and maintenance measures, our lumbar spine can delay degeneration.

Main manifestations

1. Neck and shoulder syndrome - refers to sprain and spasm of the neck muscles. For example, after working in front of a computer for a period of time, you will feel sore neck and shoulders, and your neck will become stiff and difficult to turn. This is most likely due to cervical spondylosis;

2. Back strain - refers to the sprain, spasm, ligament sprain of the back muscle group, as well as the coexistence of joint problems and intervertebral disc herniation;

3. Pain in the hands and arms - refers to the pain caused by inflammation of the muscles and tissues in these areas;

Lumbar degeneration is a physiological phenomenon that occurs and worsens with age and cannot be stopped or reversed. Lumbar degeneration does not necessarily have symptoms. What needs to be diagnosed and treated are the clinical symptoms, not the degeneration. For example, there is an 80-year-old person who, according to X-rays, has severe degeneration, but has no symptoms, so he does not need to see a doctor or receive any treatment.

This article will introduce the clinical manifestations of mild lumbar degeneration. If you feel that your condition is not particularly serious, it is recommended that you pay attention to your lumbar exercises in normal times. Do not let the lumbar degeneration continue to worsen. Generally, the disease will not worsen. I hope you understand this.