Back Pain
Back pain can be felt constantly or intermittently, and may present as a dull, sharp, piercing, or burning sensation and can also travel to other areas, such as the legs.
Back pain can be felt constantly or intermittently, and may present as a dull, sharp, piercing, or burning sensation and can also travel to other areas, such as the legs.
Back pain can be the result of a sudden, awkward movement, strained back muscles and ligaments, lifting heavy objects, or using improper body mechanics.
Pressure on nerve roots in the spinal canal can be caused by herniated discs, arthritic conditions, bone spurs, or displacement of vertebrae, and can result in pain throughout all areas of the back, and often into the extremities.
If symptoms do not improve with other methods, your physician may suggest spinal surgery. Surgical solutions for degenerative disc disease and other resultant conditions that may contribute to general back pain, may include:
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