Low back pain for a long time is not suffering from lumbar disc herniation?

Low back pain is divided into lumbar disc herniation and lumbar muscle strain.

Is it a herniated disc or a strained lumbar muscle? Teach you a few tricks to figure it out.

Lumbar intervertebral disc herniation and lumbar muscle strain are similar in symptoms, many patients are not clear, and mistake lumbar muscle strain for lumbar disc herniation and cause various panics, five tricks to teach you to distinguish lumbar disc herniation and lumbar muscle strain!

Look at the name. Chronic lumbar muscle strain is a general term for many chronic low back pain conditions. Modern medicine believes that long-lasting external force repeatedly and continuously stretches and squeezes, **waist, muscles, ligaments, fascia, intervertebral discs and bone joints.

Changes in organizational structure, physical and chemical properties, and movement rules occur. This small amount of subtle changes accumulates, beyond the body's ability to compensate, and low back pain occurs, which is called chronic lumbar muscle twist, and some people call it functional low back pain.

Lumbar intervertebral disc herniation is a common and frequent disease, and it is also a disease that has a great impact on people's quality of life.

See if activities are restricted.

1.Patients with lumbar muscle strain have little effect on the patient's low back range of motion, often when they get up in the morning or sit up for a long time, which exacerbates the degree of low back pain, but the patient only needs to move for a while to relieve the low back pain.

2.People with a herniated lumbar disc may have difficulty moving their lower back in a certain direction.

See if you have leg pain.

1.The pain of lumbar disc herniation is divided into 3 types: one is only low back pain, the second is only leg pain, and the third is both low back pain and leg pain.

Patients with lumbar disc herniation often have sciatica, and some start from the buttocks and gradually radiate to the posterolateral thigh, lateral calf, dorsum of the foot, lateral plantar and toe leg pain.

2.The pain of lumbar muscle strain is often simple, just low back pain.

Look at the pain. 1.A herniated lumbar disc can be a dull pain in the form of low back pain.

2.Low back pain caused by lumbar muscle strain is a feeling of soreness or even severe pain.

Look at whether the tender point is in the middle or on both sides.

1.Patients with lumbar disc herniation have tenderness in the spinous process or interspinous space, and the tender point is mainly located next to the spinous process, from the midline, that is, in the middle of the back.

2.Patients with lumbar muscle strain usually have no tenderness between the spinous processes of the lumbar spine, whereas there is localized tenderness in the lumbar muscles, i.e., tenderness on both sides of the lower back away from the midline of the back.

If there is such a possibility, you can check it out.

Low back pain is a common disease. But there are many causes of low back pain. Specifically, there are several causes of low back pain:

1. Lumbar disc herniation. It is undeniable that a herniated disc in the lumbar spine is indeed one of the causes of low back pain. When a herniated disc is caused by a strain or injury, it can cause symptoms of low back pain.

2. Lumbar muscle strain. The lumbar muscles bear the weight of the body together with the lumbar spine, and they also bear the pressure caused by exercise. Therefore, the psoas muscles are easily strained, and once the psoas muscle strain occurs, the symptoms of low back pain will appear.

3. Psoas sprain. A lumbar muscle strain is a strain injury, while a lumbar sprain is a more direct injury. Once the psoas muscles are sprained, there will be painful symptoms, and even the pain will be more intense.

4. Mandatory spondylitis. If you have this condition, you will also experience symptoms of back pain.

5. Rheumatism. Rheumatism can be painful. Correspondingly, symptoms such as back pain may also occur.

6. Kidney disease. Although kidney disease is not related to the lumbar spine and psoas muscles, kidney disease can also cause lower back pain because the kidneys are located in the lower back. In summary, there are many reasons for the symptoms of low back pain, and it is not just a herniated lumbar disc.

Therefore, once the symptoms of low back pain appear, it is necessary to have an examination to clarify the symptoms and symptoms, so that they can be done as soon as possible.

Hello, I often have low back pain, which can be caused by a herniated disc in my lumbar spine. I think there are many causes of low back pain, such as cutaneous neuritis, low back cold, lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spinal stenosis, and so on. The main points are as follows:

1.Neuritis can cause pain in the lower back.

2.When the waist is blown cold by the wind, it can cause lumbar fibrosis and lumbar myofasciitis. Psoas fibrosis can cause severe pain in the lower back that worsens during activity.

Lumbar myofasciitis, which may have tender points in the lower back. Excessive lumbar fatigue can lead to lumbar muscle strain, backache, swelling, choking, and numbness, and the discomfort can be relieved after a beating or activity.

3.Lumbar disc herniation can cause pain and discomfort in the lower back and radiate to the legs.

4.Lumbar spinal stenosis can cause lower back discomfort and symptoms such as coldness, numbness, and pain in the legs. In addition to orthopedic diseases, urological diseases such as urinary tract stones and nephritis, as well as **diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease, can also cause low back pain.

If you often have symptoms of low back pain, it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible, improve the relevant examinations, clarify the condition and give corresponding **. Aseptic inflammation of the muscles and fascia caused by cold, involvement, trauma, and overactivity can also cause low back pain.

Low back pain can cause lumbar intervertebral disc herniation, so when the patient has low back pain in the early stage, it is necessary to see a doctor in time to relieve the pain, so as to relieve the spasm of the lumbar muscles and restore normal lumbar relaxation, so as to avoid the lumbar vertebrae repeatedly overstretched, causing lumbar disc herniation.

Perennial low back pain can lead to a herniated disc in the lower back. The most common cause of perennial low back pain is lumbar muscle strain or degenerative changes in the lumbar spine. Lumbar muscle strain is a chronic traumatic inflammation of the muscles or fascia of the lower back, which is manifested by pain in the lower back, limited movement, aggravation after exertion, and relief after rest.

The muscles in the lower back protect the bones and intervertebral discs in the lumbar spine.

Back pain can cause lumbar disc herniation. Therefore, when patients have low back pain in the early stage, they should seek medical attention in time to relieve pain, relieve lumbar muscle spasm, and restore normal lumbar spine relaxation, so as to avoid repeated overwork of the lumbar spine. Stretching leads to a herniated disc in the lumbar spine.

Long-term low back pain may be related to lumbar disc herniation, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a detailed examination to avoid delaying the condition.

There are many causes of low back pain, and low back pain is not a separate disease, but a group of symptoms, which are more complex. Among the many diseases that cause low back pain, some of which are still unknown, are commonly associated with exertion and lifestyle habits.

Frequent low back pain, only the banding is caused by lumbar disc herniation, trauma, fatigue, lumbar deformity, lumbar tumor and so on can cause frequent low back pain.

Low back pain can be judged by walking gait, whether there is deformity and scoliosis in the lower back, whether there is local redness and swelling, and the range of motion of the lumbar spine. The limb should also be examined, and the joint deformity or other infection should be assessed to determine the cause of the low back pain.

For example, a series of movement tests, straight leg raise test, straight leg raise strengthening test, lumbosacral hyperextension test, etc., are carried out to determine the general evidence of low back pain. However, there is no doubt that a herniated disc in the lower back can also cause frequent low back pain.

One symptom of a herniated disc is low back pain, which is also a common cause of low back pain. When the lumbar disc is herniated, because the herniated disc compresses the nerves around the disc and causes low back pain, severe cases can be accompanied by numbness of the lower limbs, dust pain and symptoms of bowel and bowel disorders, at this time, CT and MRI should be examined for diagnosis and treatment.

In addition, some other diseases can also cause low back pain, such as degeneration of the lumbar spine and lumbar spine tumors, tuberculosis, ankylosing spondylitis, lumbar spondylolisthesis, lumbar instability and other diseases, which can also lead to frequent low back pain. For patients who bend over for a long time to work, hold objects and sit for a long time, lumbar muscle strain and lumbar back myofasciitis can also occur, and it can also lead to frequent low back pain, especially in the morning, the pain is very obvious.

Therefore, low back pain should be diagnosed and examined and related diseases should be diagnosed.

I think it could be. There are many causes of low back pain, such as cutaneous neuritis, cold in the lower back, herniated disc in the lumbar spine, and lumbar spinal stenosis. The main ones are as follows:

1. Cutaneous neuritis can cause pain in the lower back.

2. The waist is cold by wind, which can cause lumbar muscle fibrositis and lumbar myofasciitis. Fibrositis of the lumbar muscles can cause severe pain in the lower back that worsens with activity. Lumbar myofasciitis, which may present with tender points in the lower back.

Lumbar overwork can cause lumbar muscle strain, soreness, suffocation, numbness in the waist, and discomfort relief after beating or activity.

3. Lumbar intervertebral disc herniation can cause pain and discomfort in the lower back and radiate to the legs.

4. Lumbar spinal stenosis can cause lumbar discomfort and symptoms such as cold intolerance, cold intolerance, numbness, and pain in the legs.

In addition to orthopedic diseases, urological diseases such as urinary stones, nephritis, ** diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease can also cause low back pain.

If you have symptoms of frequent low back pain, it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible, improve the relevant examinations, clarify the condition, and give corresponding **. Low back pain can also be triggered by aseptic inflammation of the muscles and fascia caused by cold, involvement, trauma, or overactivity.