About the symptoms of lumbar disc herniation

Lumbar disc herniation symptoms, mainly manifested as low back pain, sciatica, and cauda equina nerve injury symptoms. When the lumbar disc herniation occurs, the lumbar disc herniation backward, compression dural sac and spinal cord, while stimulating the lumbar sinus vertebral nerve, thus causing symptoms of low back pain. After lumbar disc herniation, it will also press backward and backward, stimulate the nerve root, produce aseptic inflammation, thus causing sciatica symptoms, specifically manifested in the abnormal skin sensation in the area responsible for this nerve root, such as pain and numbness. More severe lumbar disc herniation will also cause cauda equina nerve damage symptoms, such as abnormal function of the second stool and abnormal sensation in the saddle area.