Lumbar disc herniation

When a disease like lumbar disc herniation occurs, it is actually one of the very common diseases. After the disease occurs, it is mainly caused by damage to various parts of the lumbar disc in the patient's body. But how should we treat lumbar disc herniation? Let's take a look at the following suggestions.

Lumbar movement disorder is one of the symptoms of lumbar disc herniation. After the occurrence of such a disease, the patient's lumbar movement will be seriously affected in every aspect. Especially after the occurrence of such a disease, it will be most obvious with the occurrence of physical disorders. A few patients have significant limitation in forward flexion.

Radiating pain in the lower limbs: Radiating pain in the sciatic nerve area of ​​one lower limb is the main symptom of this disease, which often occurs when the low back pain disappears or is relieved. The pain starts in the buttocks and gradually radiates to the posterior thigh and outer side of the calf. Sometimes it may develop to the outer side of the dorsum of the foot, the heel or the sole of the foot, affecting standing and walking. If the protrusion is central, the symptoms are in the cauda equina, and if the protrusion is bilateral, the radiation may be bilateral or alternating.

Low back pain; most patients have a history of low back pain for weeks or months, or a history of recurrent low back pain. The severity of low back pain varies, and severe cases can affect turning over and sitting. Generally, the symptoms will be relieved after rest. Coughing, sneezing or straining during bowel movements can make the pain worse.

After we suffer from lumbar disc herniation, such a disease has a great impact on the patient's physical health. After the disease occurs, the physical symptoms are more obvious. After such a disease occurs, we can only cure the physical disease by giving timely treatment. We need to understand this knowledge.