Frequent Back Pain Warning! Beware of Spinal Fracture

If you are someone who experiences occasional or persistent back pain and often relies on painkillers or muscle relaxants to ease the discomfort, it may be time to rethink that approach… because it might not be the right solution. In fact, you could be unknowingly dealing with a spinal fracture.

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If you experience any of the following symptoms, you should consult a doctor promptly:

• Back pain accompanied by leg weakness or numbness, or difficulty moving the legs

• Back pain that radiates to the buttocks or legs

• Back pain that persists for more than 3 months

• Sudden back pain that interferes with daily activities

• Back pain following an accident or sports injury

Recurring Back Pain May Indicate These Spinal Conditions

1. Nerve Impingement from a Herniated (Displaced) Disc

This condition can cause sudden and severe inflammation, often presenting as lower back pain.
Symptoms may include:

• Pain on one or both sides of the lower back

• Pain aggravated by sitting or bending

• Tingling, numbness, or weakness in the leg muscles

2. Spinal Stenosis

Symptoms can resemble those of a herniated disc but tend to occur intermittently or worsen gradually.
Characteristics include:

• Chronic, centralized lower back pain

• Pain triggered by standing or walking

• Inability to walk long distances

• Leg weakness, numbness, or muscle fatigue

3. Spinal Nerve Compression

This condition causes chronic pain that often appears during specific movements such as bending, arching, or walking.
Symptoms include:

• Back pain and leg pain

• A sensation of heaviness in the hips or legs

• Severe cases may lead to loss of bowel or bladder control (medical emergency)

4. Cervical Spine Degeneration

If symptoms occur in the neck, arms, or legs, patients may experience:

• Neck pain, shoulder pain, or stiffness

• Pain radiating down the back or to the tailbone

• Arm pain, tingling, or weakness in the arms, elbows, or fingers

• Difficulty writing or playing musical instruments

• If the legs are affected: unsteady gait, short steps, or abnormal leg stiffness

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