If it does, you’ve probably wondered what exactly is causing you to have this pain or symptoms which are interfering with your life? When a lumbar bulging disc exerts pressure on the sciatic nerve, the resulting symptoms are commonly referred to as sciatica.Ĭommon Lumbar Herniated Disc Symptoms Do any of these symptom patterns sound familiar?
Specific Lumbar bulging discs can also result in weakness, numbness, and tingling in the legs, as well as muscle spasms.īulging disc symptoms can worsen with coughing, sneezing, and bending. Exercising / Sporting Activities (lifting weights, weightlifting, etc.).If you sound like Casey, the great news is that I’ve got plenty of tips and advice to help reduce bulging disc symptoms and improve your life.īut first, other common complaints we hear in the clinic from our clients who have been diagnosed with a bulging disc are with activities such as: Any advice?”Ĭlick Here for 5 Tips to Heal a Bulging Disc Without Surgery or Injections I’m just incredibly stiff when I wake up on a morning, I’m having difficulty sitting at work and I feel it throughout the day which means I can’t do things as easily as I’d like. I feel the problem just continues to get worse! My doctor referred me to a spine surgeon who of course, recommends surgery since nothing else has worked.ĭo you have any advice for someone like me? Is there specific bulging disc exercise I can perform? I’ve seen numerous of physicians, chiropractors, acupuncturists and massage therapists with no relief. Now have gradually become more painful to the point that it is interfering with my life. I’ve now suffered with chronic back pain, stiffness and at times severely painful sciatica symptom for up to 9 months now.Īt first the bulging disc symptoms were very mild. Andalon… my name is Casey, I’m 41 and I was recently diagnosed by my primary doctor with having L4-L5 and L5-S1 bulging discs following an MRI scan. This week I wanted to answer a common question we get asked quite regularly by our clients at LEVEL4 PT & Wellness:
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