What Symptoms are shown?
Most
symptoms are first discovered with minor pain. Each person has different levels
of pain and it can worsen over time without any treatment. Where the
degenerating disc is located differs for everyone. Some may have it in the
neck, and others the lower spine. Many people first notice the problem when
they have minor pain, and numbness in certain areas of the body. Problems in
the neck may be associated with numbness or weakness in the neck or arms. While
problems with the lower back can have numbness in the back, buttock or legs.
As
symptoms get worse one may find it difficult to do some everyday movements.
Such movements include bending, twisting and reaching. It may feel better to
stand rather than sit or lay down because doing so many lessen nerve pressure, relieving
some pain. Tingling in the fingers or toes is a major indicator something is
wrong with the nerve. If the symptoms go on, it may create major problems with
the nerves themselves which can be long term.
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