Can women with lumbar disease have children?

Patients with lumbar spondylosis generally feel that the burden on their waist is heavy in daily life, which causes pain. Therefore, many women with lumbar spondylosis will consider whether pregnancy will aggravate their lumbar condition or have an impact on the child when choosing to get pregnant. Because the baby in the pregnant mother's belly will increase the burden on the pregnant mother's lumbar spine, so can women with lumbar spondylosis have children?

1. Lumbar disc herniation is mainly caused by long-term bad work and life habits. It is a very common disease in today's society, and the age of onset is getting younger and younger. Generally, medication can be taken to control and relieve the disease when it occurs. As long as preventive work is done in normal times, the number of recurrences can be reduced.

2. Generally, if the lumbar disc herniation is mild, there will be no particularly obvious impact after pregnancy. However, if the lumbar disc herniation is severe, the condition will be aggravated after pregnancy. This is mainly because the weight on the lumbar spine will gradually increase during pregnancy, especially in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, which can easily cause disc herniation.

3. Before getting pregnant, it is best to go to the hospital for a lumbar spine examination to see the specific condition of the disease. You can take medication and cooperate with physical therapies such as massage and acupuncture to assist in alleviating the condition. During pregnancy, you should also insist on proper physical exercise and do not maintain a posture for a long time.

Note:

You should regularly exercise your lumbar spine and massage the lumbar spine after work to relax tense muscles and relieve stress. Try to sleep on a hard bed and avoid overwork.

During pregnancy, whether the lower back pain is caused by lumbar disc herniation depends mainly on the doctor's clinical examination methods. The doctor's clinical examination is mainly based on the judgment of symptoms, as well as the straight leg raising test, the "4" sign test, nerve reflex examination, pain point examination and other means to make a comprehensive judgment. It is generally not difficult to diagnose.