What is the reason for the spicy spicy posterior lumbar spine after lumbar spine surgery?

From the pathological point of view, your symptoms belong to peripheral nerve damage, which may be related to intraoperative peripheral nerve damage, and the reason for this symptom is the severance of peripheral nerves through the surgical incision and the sensation of stimulating peripheral nerves after the scar is torn after exercise and edema, which belongs to the pathological category of pain department. Such symptoms must be eliminated early and correctly ** the damage to the nerves by the primary secondary edema, and at the same time soften the scar, nourish the nerves and stimulate the activation of the nerves in order to be able to activate the nerves as soon as possible**. Suggests that inappropriately repeated inflammatory lesions can produce more scarring and symptoms that remain for a long time.

If you have a scar constitution, you should pay more attention.

If the lumbar back pain is unbearable at present, you can temporarily use some painkillers and sensitizers, and do more functional training, generally for a long time, you can gradually recover

On this subject, my consideration of this matter may be related to the surgery or the disease itself, at this time, **mainly the physics of massage therapy**. At the same time, you can take a look at the old Chinese medicine practitioners, during lumbar spine surgery, due to bleeding will cause trauma, local swelling and other reactions, compression of the spinal cord will cause the same symptoms as lumbar disc herniation, such as pain in the healthy side leg, etc., you can actually continue to observe for a few days.

Lumbar spondylolisthesis is actually a common disease, multi-morbid, refers to the lumbar vertebral body due to congenital dysplasia, trauma, strain caused by the abnormal bone connection of adjacent vertebrae caused by part or all of the upper and lower vertebral body slippage and other reasons, manifested as lumbosacral pain, sciatic nerve involvement and intermittent claudication and other symptoms, and he can be divided into congenital slippage, isthmus slippage, degenerative slippage, etc., congenital pedicle fracture after the age of 4, slippage is more common, the incidence is the highest at 12 to 16 years old.

The most common are vertebral arch isthmus and degenerative lumbar spondylolisthesis, most commonly L4 5. At present, we in China use the meyerding degree, they divide the lumbar spondylolisthesis into the following four degrees, and the sagittal diameter vertebral body divided by the lateral X-ray of the lumbar spondylolisthesis is divided into four degrees, and it is divided into four degrees according to the difference in the anterior displacement of the upper vertebral body relative to the lower vertebral body.

When the lumbar spine is in the fetus, there are two ossification centers on each side of the vertebral arch, and if the two do not heal, the congenital vertebral arch isthmus collapses, forming a pseudoarthrosis, and the upper vertebral body slides after standing or bearing weight, forming a lumbar spondylolisthesis, or the upper sacral and L5 vertebral arches are abnormally developed and causes sliding, a certain disease, such as a tumor or inflammation, that involves the stable structures of the vertebral body, resulting in a fracture of the articular surface or a spondylolisthesis caused by the elongation of the vertebral arches, and when we perform orthopedic surgery, it may be due to the removal of vertebral plates or facet joints, Instability and sliding of the vertebral body.

Regarding the question of why it is uncomfortable to sit on a stool after surgery for lumbar spondylolisthesis, we will discuss it here today.

It is normal to feel uncomfortable when you sit on a stool, and the joint of the bone has not healed well after surgery, so you will feel very uncomfortable and have a sense of stiffness.

After the operation, but there is no follow-up**, since the lumbar spine has slipped out, it means that the waist and abdominal muscles are basically absent, and the waist and abdomen need to be strengthened.

This symptom is normal. Follow-up is usually done six weeks after surgery. In this way, bed rest should be tried for six weeks after the surgery, as the soreness is the result of too tired muscles.

Muscle atrophy occurs due to the lack of effort on the lower back muscles, and the condition of adaptation may become unsuitable after resting. It will take time to get used to it. As for the postoperative waist, it turns out that there was a typo.

The result of less exercise is that you will grow meat on your stomach, control your diet, and increase exercise in the future, and you will get better.

I am a doctor, lumbar spondylosis is very common in modern urban life, many medical experts at home and abroad recommend patients to use a warm memory foam mattress, it can reduce the pressure of the mattress on the lumbar spine, reduce the production of sore points, promote blood circulation, has a good relieving effect on lumbar spine pain, so that you can stay relaxed during sleep, it is easier to enter a deep sleep state, I hope what I said can help you. Wishing you good health.

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Lumbar spondylosis is very common, it is best not to operate, do not lift heavy objects, try not to sleep on the sofa, pay attention to the waist to keep warm, and wish you health.

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The "arch bridge" exercise mainly exercises the lower back muscles, and the tendons are attached to the tail vertebrae, and the initial exercise is not suitable for exertion, causing pain. Sit-ups mainly exercise the abdominal muscles, and are less involved in the tendons attached to the tail vertebrae, which are common movements in daily life and are easier to adapt.

An orthopedic surgeon.

During surgery, there is general anesthesia and flatulence. If it is not general anesthesia, it may be that the flatulence is due to other stomach colds, etc., other causes.

You can move moderately for more than a month after surgery, but it depends on the recovery.