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Disk Herniation

A single severe strain or injury can cause a herniated disc. However, as age advances, the disc material degrades naturally, and the ligaments that support it weaken. As the degeneration advances, a little strain or twisting action might rupture the disc. The signs and symptoms of a herniated disc include pain while sitting, pain radiating into the legs (sciatica), and increases during certain activities.

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My back pain more while standing and sitting. Why?

Query: Hi doctor, I am a 53 year old male. I got herniated disc 12 years ago in the lumbar region, but I do not remember the level. I had an epidural shortly thereafter and it seemed to work. I have visited three orthopedic doctors for thoracic pain. I have had x-rays and MRIs on thoracic as well as cervic...  Read Full »


Dr. Muhammad Majid Hanif

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I am sorry to hear about the painful situation you are facing. It seems that bony spurs and small joint pathology are the main causes of your chronic pain and discomfort. Weight-bearing joints are particularly affected, as evident from the increased pain when standing up ...  Read Full »

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