As a medical term, lumbar spine hypertrophy refers to changes in the parenchymal tissues of the human lumbar vertebrae, which appear to be hypertrophied or enlarged in a pathological nature. This condition usually directly affects the spinal structure of the human body and triggers a variety of medical conditions. I will elaborate on the meaning of lumbar hypertrophy and its symptoms in three aspects.
First, lumbar spondylolisthesis is caused by a variety of factors, with lumbar muscle strain and osteophytes being the most common. Due to long-term strain injury makes the lumbar muscle tissue become tense, resulting in the lumbar vertebrae with the muscle fiber disorder and hypertrophy phenomenon. In addition, with age, the body's calcium content is also gradually declining, these factors will allow osteophytes to arise, but also easy to lead to lumbar vertebrae hypertrophy.
Secondly, the symptoms of lumbar vertebrae hypertrophy are basically related to lumbar vertebrae diseases, such as lumbar muscle strain, osteophytes, frozen shoulder, lumbar disc herniation and so on. The performance mainly includes back pain when walking, going up and down the stairs or standing or sitting for a long time will feel back pain. You will feel stiffness in your lower back when you sleep at night, and you will also experience pain in your lower back when you get up.
Lumbar spondylolisthesis needs to be taken seriously, and it is essential to recognize the cause of the problem and to treat and prevent it. Treatment includes acupuncture, medication, and physical therapy. Establishing a correct posture for life and work, avoiding overwork, and maintaining moderate exercise can also help prevent lumbar spondylolisthesis. If the condition is more serious, you need to go to the hospital in time to receive professional treatment, so as not to aggravate the condition, affecting the health of the body.