Symptoms of lumbar disc herniation in women

The typical symptoms of lumbar disc herniation in women are low back pain and radiating pain in the lower limbs. Severe cases may include urination disorders, abnormal sensations around the perineum and anus. Severe cases may include incontinence of urination and incomplete paralysis of the lower limbs. If a patient has lumbar disc herniation, patients with mild symptoms can be relieved by some physical means, such as local hot compresses, physical therapy, massage, massage, acupuncture, traction, etc., and the effect is very good. If a woman's lumbar disc herniation is not very serious, usually only symptoms of low back pain will occur. The pain will worsen when bending or bearing weight on the lumbar spine. After active rest, the symptoms can be relieved or disappear. Lumbar disc herniation is the most common orthopedic disease in outpatient clinics. The main symptoms of lumbar disc herniation are low back and leg pain, back pain, soreness, swelling and numbness, and the pain is mainly concentrated on both sides of the lumbar spine.

What is the registered subject for lumbar disc herniation?

For orthopedic treatment of lumbar disc herniation, there is generally no special treatment except surgery. For soft tissue injury, some conservative methods can be used, such as physical therapy, hot compress, acupuncture, massage, etc. It is necessary to do some X-ray examinations first, and if necessary, some lumbar MRI or CT can be done to further clarify the diagnosis. For lumbar disc herniation, go to the orthopedic department or pain department of the hospital.

Early symptoms of lumbar disc herniation

Lumbar disc herniation is a common clinical disease. Most patients will experience pain in the waist and legs. The early symptoms are not obvious. They may only manifest as soreness, swelling and discomfort in the waist. The pain may also radiate to the buttocks, and the buttocks muscles may feel numb, sore and swollen. The location and degree of lumbar disc herniation can be determined by lumbar CT or MRI examination. The early symptoms of lumbar disc herniation mainly cause soreness and pain in the waist. The pain worsens when standing or sitting for a long time, and can be relieved when lying flat, accompanied by cold limbs and numbness of the buttocks. If there is lumbar disc herniation, there will not necessarily be abnormal clinical symptoms, so there will not be obvious symptoms in the early stage.