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Typical symptoms:

1. Low back pain

It is the symptom of most patients and is often the first symptom. Most patients have recurrent low back pain first, and then leg pain. Some patients have low back pain and leg pain at the same time, and some patients only have leg pain without low back pain. Lumbago caused by lumbar disc herniation is caused by disc herniation pressing the outer layer and ligament of fibrous ring and stimulating the nerves in spinal canal.

2. Sciatic neuralgia

In most patients with lumbar disc herniation, the position of disc herniation is between waist 4 and waist 5, and between waist 5 and sacrum 1. Most of the pain occurs gradually and is radioactive. Pain radiates from the buttocks along the back of thighs, calves and instep. In order to relieve pain and relax sciatic nerve, some patients often lean forward when walking and bend their hips and knees when lying in bed.

3. Numbness of lower limbs

When lumbar disc herniation stimulates proprioception and tactile fibers, it causes numbness of limbs, and the numb sensory areas are distributed according to innervation areas. Lumbar disc herniation damages nerve roots, leading to different degrees of muscle paralysis. Mild muscle weakness and severe muscle loss, but quadriplegia caused by lumbar disc herniation is rare.

4. Horsetail syndrome

Prolapse of lumbar intervertebral disc can compress cauda equina nerve, resulting in dysfunction of urination and defecation and abnormal sensation in sellar region, which is an indication of emergency operation in acute attack. Intermittent claudication is a specific manifestation of lumbar spinal stenosis, which shows that when patients walk, low back pain or radiation pain or numbness of the affected lower limbs increase with the increase of distance, and the symptoms of squatting or sitting can be alleviated, and the symptoms reappear after walking for a certain distance.

More than 95% of patients with lumbar disc herniation have low back pain and sciatica. The clinical manifestations are low back pain, radiation pain, numbness and weakness of lower limbs, which can be manifested as scoliosis, decreased lumbar mobility, muscle atrophy or decreased muscle strength. Patients with severe disc herniation will have dysuria and abnormal sensation in sellar region. Early symptoms: patients may have low back pain and sciatica when standing or walking upright at an early stage.

Extended data

Lumbar disc herniation is a process of slow progress, and the initial symptoms are not obvious. When patients have the following situations, they must see a doctor in time:

When the patient's waist aches; When the patient has recurrent symptoms of low back and leg pain; If the patient is accompanied by obvious symptoms such as radiation pain, numbness and fatigue of lower limbs; When the patient has symptoms such as abnormal urination and abnormal sensation in the saddle area.