Symptoms of lumbar disc herniation in women

Nowadays, many women suffer from sub-health conditions due to long-term stress and family pressure. Therefore, our bone disease experts at Wenkang Model Network suggest that many women may suffer from lumbar disc herniation due to a lot of work pressure. So, will such patients experience low back pain or backache in the early stages? The answer is undoubtedly yes. But what should women pay attention to? Now, let's take a look together!

Main symptoms of lumbar disc herniation

What are the symptoms of sub-health? In fact, women need to pay attention to the maintenance of their waist. However, these symptoms have not attracted much attention from patients, who think that they will feel better after a rest. Experts suggest that this is a mistake. If lumbar disc herniation cannot be effectively treated in the early stage, the condition will become more serious. Therefore, early detection and treatment are very important. So what are the symptoms of early lumbar disc herniation?

1. Low back pain and leg pain are very common in lumbar disc herniation and one of the early symptoms that is easily overlooked by everyone. The doctor said: Most patients have a history of trauma, cold or overwork. It is a common symptom in most patients and is also the earliest symptom for many patients. Patients with lumbar disc herniation with this symptom generally show varying degrees of low back pain, ranging from dull pain and soreness. The low back pain will gradually ease or disappear after bed rest.

2. Abnormal shape of the intervertebral disc is also an early symptom of lumbar disc herniation. Many people are forced to suffer the influence of work and are accustomed to maintaining a certain posture at work. Their posture is not good, which is also the cause of lumbar disc herniation. The physiological lordosis of the intervertebral disc is reduced, completely disappeared, and even becomes kyphosis. The patient develops different degrees of scoliosis in order to relieve the compression of the nerve roots by the protrusions, so as to relieve the pain caused by nerve compression in this way.

3. Will these patients experience low back pain or backache in the early stages? The movement of the intervertebral disc is restricted, making it impossible for the waist to move normally. This is also one of the early symptoms of lumbar disc herniation. If the patient's condition is mild, the main manifestation is the use of a local activity board. When the spine is extended and bent to the affected side, the movement is more significantly restricted. In severe cases, the patient is bedridden, having difficulty turning over, and even kneeling in bed day and night.