What are the symptoms of lumbar dislocation

Almost everyone will experience back pain to some extent in their life. Some symptoms heal without medication in a day or two, some can be effectively relieved or cured with ointments, cupping, massage, etc., and some are more stubborn and are not responded to or are ineffective by various treatments, resulting in repeated attacks. Today we will learn about the symptoms of lumbar dislocation.

In daily life, people believe that the main cause of low back and leg pain is the degenerative changes of the lumbar spine, but often ignore the important cause of lumbar joint dislocation. The dislocation of the lumbar joints is very small, but over time, the dislocated joints will compress the nerves for a long time, causing symptoms of low back pain and compression of the sciatic nerve and lumbar plexus. Clinically, more than 90% of lumbar disc herniation is related to joint dislocation. As we all know, the human lumbar vertebrae are connected by joints. In addition to bearing the pressure of load, the spine also has to coordinate with the movement of the limbs, so it is very easy to be injured. But because most of the injuries are minor, it is difficult to attract people's attention. These minor injuries may cause dislocation of the lumbar joints. Some cases of lumbar and leg epilepsy are typical symptoms caused by lumbar vertebrae dislocation. After the lumbar joint is dislocated, the shape of the intervertebral foramen is changed, the morphology of the bone fiber holes and bone fiber tubes at the nerve root exit is changed, and the original state of the soft tissue around the lumbar joint is changed, thereby causing stimulation or irritation of the nerve roots, causing low back pain or sciatica. Due to people's misunderstanding, the cause of low back and leg pain caused by joint dislocation is still difficult to be accepted by people. When a person suffers an injury, the first thing they consider is whether there are fractures or dislocations of the joints. Lumbar facet joint dislocation is often overlooked. Sometimes a minor injury may not cause a fracture or dislocation of a joint, but it may cause a joint dislocation.

Lumbar dislocation is a symptom causing spinal abdominal pain

Abdominal pain is a common clinical disease. The causes of abdominal pain can be divided into those caused by lesions of intra-abdominal organs and those caused by extra-abdominal organs or systemic lesions, which are called acute abdomen. Some abdominal pains often show no obvious abdominal visceral lesions in clinical practice. During the diagnosis and treatment process, patients often seek treatment repeatedly with poor efficacy, causing great pain to the patients. When patients have abdominal pain that cannot be explained by abdominal organ disease, the possibility of spinal abdominal pain should be considered.

Lumbar dislocation is a symptom of knee pain

Knee pain caused by diseases such as knee osteoarthritis, patellar chondromalacia, and knee collateral ligament injury is a common disease in clinical practice. There are many treatment methods, such as physical therapy, massage, medication, surgery, etc. Non-surgical treatment is generally used for those with mild symptoms. However, knee pain can be caused not only by lesions of the knee joint itself, but also by lumbar dislocation. If the knee pain caused by such causes is only treated at the painful area, the effect will be poor.