L3 4 L4 5 L5 S1What should I pay attention to when I have a mild bulging disc? 20

Generally speaking, bulges are relatively light, and the correct **can be**good. Lumbar disc herniation can be divided into:

1. Lumbar intervertebral disc bulge: that is, the fibrous annulus is not completely ruptured, and the nucleus pulposus protrudes from the broken place to compress the nerve root;

2. Lumbar intervertebral disc herniation: the fibrous annulus ruptures, the nucleus pulposus squeezes out from the rupture, compressing the nerve root;

3. Lumbar intervertebral disc prolapse: the fibrous annulus ruptures, after the nucleus pulposus is squeezed out of the rupture, it breaks through the posterior longitudinal ligament, dissociates to the spinal canal, and compresses the nerve root spinal cord.

Lumbar intervertebral disc herniation: After the rupture of the annulus fibrosus of the intervertebral disc, the nucleus pulposus protrudes and compresses the nerve root, resulting in low back pain and leg pain, and the main symptoms are low back pain and radiating leg pain. Lumbar disc herniation is a degenerative lesion, the pathology of which is edema, adhesions, aseptic inflammation of the protrusion site and pain caused by compression of nerve roots.

There is no way to eliminate aseptic inflammation by taking injections and anti-inflammatory drugs. I don't know where you are, it is recommended that you adopt conservative ** first, only the right ** can alleviate and get better. For example, you can do iontophoresis or paste the 379 bone pain plaster in our hospital.

Not only can it control and prevent the development and deterioration of osteoarthropathy, but also the patient is not easy to follow. Safe and unavoidable, the most ideal** method. **The results are all very good.

In daily life, we should pay attention to the combination of work and rest, correct posture, avoid standing and sitting for a long time, and choose a hard bed to maintain the physiological curvature of the spine. Hope it helps.

Don't sleep on a soft bed, be sure to wear a belt.

Lumbar disc bulge is a common disease, most of them do not require drugs or surgery**, find an osteopathic doctor, they specialize in treating this kind of disease, no longer compress the nerves, the corresponding symptoms will naturally disappear, that is, there will be a little skin pain when treating, just take a break, ** time is usually not more than ten minutes.

Don't sit for long periods of time, get up and move often.

There is a hyperplasia, it has been a long time, and the effect of traditional Chinese medicine orthopaedic manipulation is immediate.

Sitting and standing for a long time, strenuous exercise can lead to intervertebral disc lesions, and it is recommended to use Chinese herbal preparations for external application of traditional Chinese medicine.

Of course, it's harmful to play football, buddy, it's all like this and ask if you can play football, of course you can't, and you have to stay in bed to recuperate, if it's light, stay in bed, sleep on a hard bed, buy a belt to put on, and it'll be fine after a while. If it's severe, it's going to have to be corrected by surgery, so good luck.

The human body has a total of 5 lumbar vertebrae, represented by L1 L5. The sacral vertebrae are made up of five sacrums, and in adulthood, the sacrum fuses into a triangular shape, denoted by S1 S5.

The sacral vertebra is connected to the fifth lumbar vertebra above and the caudal vertebra below. L5S1 intervertebral disc herniation is a common segment of lumbar disc herniation in humans. Because the closer you are to the sacrum, the more weight you put on it, and if you add sudden violence, sudden pressure, then the lower discs will put more pressure on it.

The lightest lumbar disc protrusion, hurry up**, you can massage massage.

Indicates L4 5, L5 S1 disc bulge.

There are a total of 5 lumbar vertebrae in the human body, which are represented by L1 and L5 respectively. The sacral vertebrae are made up of 5 sacrum bones, which fuse into each other to form a triangular sacral vertebrae, which is represented by s1 s5.

The sacral vertebra is connected to the fifth lumbar vertebra above and the coccyx below. L5S1 intervertebral disc herniation is a common segment in human lumbar intervertebral disc herniation. Because the closer you are to the sacrum, the heavier the weight you are carrying, and if you add sudden violence and pressure, then the pressure on the underlying disc will be greater.

Hello, lumbar disc bulge is an imaging manifestation, which is also common in normal people, and it is not necessarily a disease.

If you have symptoms, you need to have a specialist determine whether the intervertebral space for your symptoms is L3 4, and generally the lower extremity symptoms at this segment are mainly concentrated in the anterior edge of the thigh. Lumbar disc herniation is diagnosed when local symptoms and signs are consistent with the imaging findings. The disease is mostly caused by long-term bending, weight-bearing, trauma and other reasons.