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Bulging Discs In Lower Back After An Accident. Sacroiliac Joint Inflamed. Reason?
I am 44 and know I have (2) bulging discs in my lower back from an accident in 1998, but recently my hips and lower back are in terrible pain. I can t stand for more than a couple minutes and I constantly hear like a popping in my back, not like a cracking back. Sometimes the pain is very severe and it causes my legs to tremor . A couple years ago I went to a chiroprator who told me my right leg in shorter than my left and the my sacroilliac joint was inflamed. I am to point that I can hardly function sometimes. Any suggestions??
Sat, 22 Sep 2012
hi
disc bulge is narrowing space between vertebral column this may be make compression on sciatica nerve roots lead to this tremor in both legs and tingling sensation you should take anti inflammatory medication and vitamin b12 injection under spinal cord injury specialist.about leg length descrepancy you shoud wear high shoes at right leg to compensate difference of length betwwen both legs. make physiotherapy sessions on lower back ( traction _strengthening ex_stretching ex_electro therapy) under physical therapist supervision.
disc bulge is narrowing space between vertebral column this may be make compression on sciatica nerve roots lead to this tremor in both legs and tingling sensation you should take anti inflammatory medication and vitamin b12 injection under spinal cord injury specialist.about leg length descrepancy you shoud wear high shoes at right leg to compensate difference of length betwwen both legs. make physiotherapy sessions on lower back ( traction _strengthening ex_stretching ex_electro therapy) under physical therapist supervision.
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