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Content updated on Sep 20, 2022
What is lumbar spondylosis?
A condition where the the back bones (lumbar spine) become damaged through wear-and-tear. Risk factors include repetitive back strain, carrying of heavy loads, and obesity.
Symptoms of lumbar spondylosis
Low back pain
Leg or foot numbness
Decreased sensation over skin
Lower back pain when lifting heavy things or slouching
Reduced sensitivity to feeling pain
Low back pain is worsened when getting up from sitting or lying position
Pain on pressing my lower back
Questions your doctor may ask to check for lumbar spondylosis
Your doctor may ask these questions to diagnose lumbar spondylosis
Do you have pain in the lumbar back?
Do you have numbness in your feet?
Do you feel the sensation on your skin has changed?
Did your symptoms appear when you lifted something or leaned forward?
Do you think that you are less sensitive to pain or do not feel pain at all?
Treatment for lumbar spondylosis
Treatment aims to relieve pain and strengthen the surrounding muscles and posture. This can be done through lifestyle changes like exercise, better posture, physical therapy or warm compresses. Medications like painkillers and muscle relaxants can help too. In severe cases, procedures like injections in the spine or surgery may be needed.
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