slipped disc
What is a lumbar hernia? Is it possible to treat herniated disc without surgery?
Lumbar hernia is most commonly seen between 35-50 years of age and is equal in both sexes. Because of the spine structure, the talles have a greater risk of developing hernia. Workers who work hard, housewives, desk workers who have to sit for a long time, drivers, teachers, pharmacists, waiters such as standing teachers, outdoors employees, managers under heavy stress are the ones who are most likely to suffer from hernia. It is possible to treat hernia without surgery.
How Does Lumbar Disc Occur?
The lumbar hernia is located between the spine and the elastic cartilage tissue is formed by compression of the backbone, due to compression of the backbone, compressing the nerves that move from the spinal cord to the various parts of the leg. Sometimes a sudden push, a heavy lifting, a reverse movement or a cold can even cause herniated disc. One of the other causes is the excessive stress in the muscles after prolonged stress and tension. In general, the biomechanical balance of the spine can be described as a deterioration
What are the symptoms of lumbar hernia?
Pain in one or both legs, numbness in the feet, movement limitation, difficulty in walking and sitting are signs of lumbar hernia. Symptoms such as impotence, fatigue, urinary incontinence, imbalance and inability to walk can be added if the herniated disc progresses.
How is the diagnosis of lumbar hernia diagnosed?
Today, modern diagnostic methods, computerized tomography and magnetic resonance imaging are easily diagnosed and the degree of disc herniation can be determined.
How is the treatment of lumbar hernia?
The Start Phase generally passes through the rest.
what is the cause of herniated disc herniation
If the patient’s complaints persist despite the above recommendations, restraint and muscle relaxant medications, manual therapy, osteopathy and chiropractic treatment may benefit. The duration of treatment may vary from one to three weeks depending on the response to treatment. If the patient’s pain is too much, “Lumbar Injection” application can be done to help relieve pain
What are the conditions that require surgery?
In spite of treatment, if the patient’s pains continue or if there is a non-regressive power loss, thinning in the leg, unbearable pain, the solution may be surgical intervention. mechanical pressure on the nerves coming from the spinal cord must be removed surgically.