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Lumbar Disc Herniation
When a lumbar disc irritates a nerve, it may cause low back pain along with leg numbness or a pulling sensation down the leg.
Even when MRI or X-ray appears normal, problems in muscles, ligaments, and tendons are often visible on ultrasound.
When a lumbar disc irritates a nerve, it may cause low back pain along with leg numbness or a pulling sensation down the leg.
When the passage for the nerves narrows, the legs may feel numb and heavy while walking, requiring frequent rest.
A sudden movement or strained posture can wrench the lower back, or pain may radiate from the buttock down the leg.
We follow a four-stage conservative approach: pain relief, reducing inflammation, restoring function, and preventing recurrence.