Injury Of Disc Herniation
Although injury to the outer covering of a disc
can cause pain, often a herniated disc by itself does not cause any
discomfort. Pain occurs when pressure from the herniated disc is put on
the nerve roots or spinal cord. Pain or numbness may occur in the area
of the body affected by the nerve. For example, a herniated disc that
presses on one of the nerve roots of the large nerve that extends from
the lower back down the back of the leg may cause pain and numbness in
the leg (a condition called sciatica).
To heal your pain, go to disc herniation treatment.
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