How to explain lumbar disc herniation from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine?

The TCM perspective is also an injury to the bones. The main bone of the kidney, use some medicine to tonify the kidney.

Waist one. The House of the Kidneys.

I can't shake it. The kidneys will be exhausted.

This is Su Wen's words.

It shows the close relationship between lumbar disease and kidneys.

Kidney main bone. It is mainly used to tonify the kidney.

This is the principle of **.

The new doctor is good and does not operate.

Due to the dislocation between the vertebrae, the cartilage between the vertebrae enters the cone cavity and compresses the nerves, causing numbness and pain in the lower limbs.

Traditional Chinese medicine is conservative** and will not bring sequelae.

The cost is also small.

The real waist oh according to the protrusion of Chinese medicine** effect is not good!

Lumbar intervertebral disc herniation is called lumbar paralysis in traditional Chinese medicine, which is a kind of paralysis, and there are many reasons for lumbar paralysis or paralysis syndrome, mainly the following two types:

1. Wind cold paralysis, because it is caused by feeling wind cold, such patients often have a history of cold, the nature of the pain is afraid of cold and not afraid of heat, heat can relieve the pain, and it can be carried out by hot compress combined with oral drugs to dissipate cold**.

2. Qi stagnation and blood stasis type, patients with qi stagnation and blood stasis type often have a history of trauma, trauma can damage muscles or nerves to cause local scarring, adhesions, and show a state of qi stagnation and blood stasis locally.

1. One of the reasons for lumbar intervertebral disc herniation is mainly the lack of blood in the lumbar spine, which can be reduced in repair, coupled with the long-term support of the whole body in the waist, which makes the fibrous ring rupture and the lumbar spine has degenerative changes.

2. The second reason is that the lumbar keyboard protrusion has been affected by external forces for a long time, and it often bumps, strains, and twists the waist, etc., resulting in the retroactive physiological lordosis of the lumbar spine and the herniation of the lumbar intervertebral disc.

3. The third reason is the formation of long-term standing, weight-bearing, etc., and the back is usually lumbar force, which will be deformed in the long run, resulting in the curvature of the physiological spine and the formation of lumbar intervertebral disc herniation due to injury.

In fact, most lumbar patients may not know much about the cauda equina nerve, but they have heard of some diseases such as lumbar disc herniation, lumbar burst fracture, and spinal stenosis. When it comes to how to face these diseases, I believe that many people's first impression should be that they need timely surgery**. But in fact, in many cases, surgery cannot solve some of the cauda equina syndrome manifestations after the cauda equina nerve is affected, and of course, some people also call the postoperative cauda equina syndrome symptoms postoperative sequelae.

The main symptoms of the cauda equina nerve are sensory impairment, movement disorder and fecal dysfunction. Common characteristics are numbness, pain, perineal discomfort, difficulty in urinating and urinating, muscle weakness of the lower limbs, foot drop, etc., and some male patients will also be accompanied by ED dysfunction. Cauda equina syndrome can cause great inconvenience and distress to patients in their daily lives.

Usually for patients with cauda equina syndrome after surgery, they need to continue to carry out appropriate and reasonable exercises in the long-term recovery process, so as to bring the body the greatest possible recovery during the better recovery period.

In recent years, it has been found that after the cauda equina nervous system is damaged, the general motor function problems recover more quickly than the sensory function. Patients with sphincter innervation problems and urinary retention recover more quickly than patients with urinary incontinence. For example, some patients may have a variety of complications such as depression, anxiety, sleep disorders, etc., due to stress, illness, family factors, etc., which have a serious impact on the patient's life.

Moreover, in the current history of cauda equina nerve injury, it is found that there are many patients who have psychiatric symptoms due to the disease and then the aggravation of the disease is driven by psychiatric symptoms, so in the process, doctors also pay attention to the recovery methods and recovery environment of patients with cauda equina syndrome.

Before talking about whether surgery can ** cauda equina syndrome, let's give you a scientific science about the misunderstandings that patients with lumbar process compression of nerves are prone to. The misunderstanding is that after going to the hospital for examination, the report shows that the nerve is not compressed, but the patient has symptoms of nerve compression, but the patient does not follow his own symptoms**, but completely listens to the report, resulting in delay**, causing serious damage to the body, and regretting it!

Cauda equina syndrome will bring much damage to the human body, such as: physical pain, mental torture, loss of money, time consumption, etc., I believe you already have an understanding. So back to the topic, can cauda equina syndrome caused by lumbar disc herniation really be treated with surgery?

In fact, this is not the case, the real purpose of surgery is to remove the protruding or adherent nerves, and it cannot completely ** the symptoms of cauda equina syndrome, and the subsequent symptoms need drugs ** to promote recovery.