Low back pain is the most obvious symptom of lumbar disc herniation, which can be manifested as dull pain or traction pain. The pain is severe when standing or sitting, and it is relieved after lying flat. There may also be spasmodic pain in the waist, which is unbearable. Attention should be paid to bed rest and timely treatment. This situation is mostly caused by the tearing of intervertebral disc fibers.
2. Scoliosis
The nucleus pulposus of lumbar intervertebral disc protrudes or protrudes from its original position, resulting in the loss of the original upright state and lateral curvature of the spine. This situation may not be too painful at first, but it should be noted that the factors of lumbar disc herniation should be considered.
3, numbness in the legs
Some patients with lumbar disc herniation have no obvious pain, but they will feel numb in their legs. This is also due to the compression of nerves or blood vessels related to lumbar disc herniation, which is often reflected in patients with chronic lumbar disc herniation and is easily confused with some vascular diseases and mineral deficiency, leading to delayed illness.
4, the waist is easy to sprain
In daily life, some people have big movements, and uneven exertion is easy to sprain their waist, which affects their daily life. Patients with lumbar disc herniation are prone to sprain even without great exercise or labor. This is caused by the state change of lumbar intervertebral disc, which also needs attention. Don't think it is a muscle strain.
These common symptoms of lumbar disc herniation must be paid attention to and treated as soon as possible to avoid more serious consequences. There are many treatments for lumbar disc herniation, and the disease can be cured even without surgery, so it must be found and treated as soon as possible.
In daily life, we should also pay attention to the waist method, never engage in overweight work, sit correctly and keep warm. At the same time, moderate exercise can also enhance the health of the waist, thus reducing the occurrence of lumbar disc herniation.