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Back Pain Caused by a Pinched Nerve or Degenerated Disc? - Mehta Spine

If you are having symptoms of back pain and you have done a basic google search then the question that would arise in your mind would be u2018is it because of a pinched nerve or do I have a degenerative<br>

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Back Pain Caused by a Pinched Nerve or Degenerated Disc? - Mehta Spine

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  1. Back Pain Caused by a Pinched Nerve or Degenerated Disc? If you are having symptoms of back pain and you have done a basic google search then the question that would arise in your mind would be ‘is it because of a pinched nerve or do I have a degenerative disc disease?’ This article will provide answers to all your queries related to back pain with an emphasis on spinal stenosis. It will also recommend a leading back pain specialistso that you not only know the exact reason behind your discomfort but who to approach in order to get it treated. Pinched Nerve in The Lower Back Explained Lumbar radiculopathy or a pinched nerve in the lower back happens when there is undue pressure on the nerves near the last five vertebrae in the lower back. It is a condition that causes discomfort and is detrimental to your daily functioning.

  2. Back Pain Caused by a Pinched Nerve or Degenerated Disc? • Causes • Lumbar radiculopathy can occur due to a number of causes. Some of them include: • Spinal injury • Spinal trauma • Spinal stenosis • Slip disc • Bulged disc • Rheumatoid arthritis • Nerve degeneration • Treatment Options • Pinched nerves in the lower back can be treated by consuming pain medication, physiotherapy, lifestyle adjustments, and mild exercises. Other options include minor surgeries or spinal injections.

  3. Back Pain Caused by a Pinched Nerve or Degenerated Disc? • Pinched Nerve in Back Symptoms • If you have a nerve in your back that is pitched then you will experience the following symptoms: • Sciatica is the name assigned to a pain that radiates into your limbs. It is either a combination of numbness and a tingling sensation or persisting pain. It also includes severe pain, weakness, and spasms. It further includes: • Lower back pain • Hip pain • Leg pain • Pain in the buttocks • Pain in ankles and feet • Loss or slowing down of reflexes • Decreased functionality • Muscle spasms

  4. Back Pain Caused by a Pinched Nerve or Degenerated Disc? Degenerated Disc Explained Degenerated disc disease happens due to wear and tear of a spinal disc. The symptoms do not necessarily worsen with age, they worsen due to wear and tear. It is characterized by a constant, radiating pain that is persistent, bearable, and yet quite uncomfortable. It also includes occasional episodes of extreme pain. It is less a disease and more a natural consequence of age. One should not worry too much about having this condition since it does not cause any significant debilitation or disability in the long term. Treatment Options Treatment options for a degenerated disc are easy and non-invasive. It can be treated by accommodating certain changes in your habits and through over the counter medications as well as ointments.

  5. Back Pain Caused by a Pinched Nerve or Degenerated Disc? Conclusion Based in Birmingham, Dr. Jwalant S Mehta is a spinal surgeon and a medical consultant who specializes in spinal deformity corrections. He has a wealth of experience in treating children as well as adults and is a part of various medical boards and committees. He is not only a practicing, experienced doctor but a researcher who has actively contributed towards generating knowledge related to the spinal system. If you are facing any issues related to your spine, Dr. Mehta is the best person to approach.

  6. Contact us • Royal Orthopaedic Hospital • BMI The Priory Hospital • Spire Parkway Hospital • Bromsgrove Private Clinic

  7. Contact and Connect • Clinical secretary: SamanthaLeavy+44 785 021 1939 • Medico-legal secretary: JanClarke+44 121 4508928 • Spire Parkway Hospital: 0121 704 5500 • BMI NEC (National Enquiry Centre): 0808 101 0337 • BMI Priory: 0121 446 1638 • Email:info@mehtaspine.co.uk • The appointments are booked through the clinic

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