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L4-5 and L5–S1 are the most common levels for herniated discs. A sharp, burning, stabbing sensation is the sign of a herniated disc.  It radiates down the leg to the below of the knee. It is typically superficial and localized in nature and can be accompanied by tingling or numbness. In some cases, motor deficits or diminished reflexes may be present in advanced cases.  A central disc herniation is a rare condition that can cause low back pain, saddle pain in the S1-S2 distributions. A central herniated spine may also cause nerve root compressions of the cauda-equina. This can lead

Primary care physicians often treat slipped discs first, but it is important that you see an advanced spine center immediately to ensure the condition doesn’t get worse. What is a Herniated Disc? If you feel pain in your legs or arms, or weakness, it could be a herniated dis. A herniated or ruptured disc refers, among other things, to problems with the soft rubber disc between your spinal bones. A herniated disc can be found in the lower back, called the lumbar spinal spine, or in the neck, the cervical spine. This can cause neck pain as well as back

Herniated discs can often cause swelling and pain by compressing nerve roots around the affected discs. There are many medications available depending on the severity of your symptoms. However, medications and drugs won’t cure herniated spines. They can only relieve the discomfort. Like all medications or drugs, it is important to consult your doctor first. The majority of people start with prescription medications and then switch to over-the-counter drugs. You can still get relief with spinal injections, which deliver powerful medication directly to the root cause of your pain. Herniated Discs Treatment The majority of people who experience pain symptoms