There’s a difference between a bulging disc and a herniated disc. The disc, if you remember, is the cushion between vertebrae in your spine. A bulging disc is a disc that pushes out but doesn’t actually rupture the wall of the disc. A herniated disc is a disc that bulges toward the back of the spine and it does break through the disc wall. The outside wall of the disc is called the annulus fibrosis. Look up ‘backease’ ebook and report now
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The back ache you feel with a herniated disc is due to the disc pressing on a nerve. You can actually feel the ache in your legs if it’s a lumber region vertebrae that presses on the nerves that runs down your legs. Most herniated discs happen in the lower spine or lower back. When the sciatica nerve is pressured by a herniated disc, the agony can be intense all the way down the leg. There are lots of things the doctor can potentially recommend you do to relieve the ache. You can do exercises to strengthen the back, take anti-inflammatory medications or order steroid injections for example.
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April 15th, 2009 at 10:52 am
stop worrying. It is your back, not your Therapist’s.
You know what’s stabbing, where the ache is when it’s entertaining and when it’s bad.