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CERVICAL/LUMBAR SPONDYLOSIS
- • Neck pain and stiffness, which may worsen with activity.
- • Numbness and weakness in arms, hands and fingers.
- • Trouble walking, loss of balance or weakness in hands or legs.
- • Muscle spasms in neck and shoulders.
- • Headaches.
- • Grinding and popping sound/feeling in neck with movement.
- • Pain may worsen when looking up or down for a long time, or with certain activities.
- • Pain may improve with rest or lying down.
HERNIATED LUMBAR / CERVICAL DISK
- • Low back pain or neck pain resulting from a fall or a blow to the back.
- • A sharp, often shooting pain that extends from buttocks down back of one leg.
- • Weakness in one leg or one arm in severe cases.
- • Tingling, “pins-and-needles” sensation, or numbness in one leg or buttock or in one arm.
- • Loss of bladder or bowel control.
NECK / LOW BACK SPRAIN
- • Pain in back of neck or lower back that worsens with movement.
- • Pain becomes more as day passes by.
- • Headache in back of head.
- • Stiffness or decreased range of motion (side to side, up and down, circular).
- • Tingling or weakness in arms and legs in severe cases.
- • Sometimes numbness.
SCIATICA
- • Some medical conditions that can cause sciatica include herniated discs, lumbar spinal stenosis, piriformis syndrome, spondylolisthesis, or degenerative disc disease.
- • Sharp, intense, shooting pain down the leg.
- • Numbness, burning or tingling sensation in the leg or foot.
- • Pain increases with coughing, sneezing or straining and with bending backward and with prolonged sitting or standing.
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