Article reviewed and approved by Dr. Ibtissama Boukas, doctor specializing in family medicine When we talk about herniated discs, few people think of intestinal disorders. However, these conditions can be linked, and back pain can sometimes cause digestive problems and abdominal pain. How ? For what ? Herniated disc and disorders […]
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If you are one of the many people who suffer from the painful chronic condition of herniated discs, you know how much it can affect quality of life and daily activities. Indeed, disc herniation is generally the cause of intense pain in the neck (cervical herniation) and lower
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You have been diagnosed with a herniated disc and your symptoms limit your daily life. In particular, they prevent you from doing your work, whether physical or sedentary. Your doctor may even have prescribed sick leave for you. Can we work with a herniated disc? How long does a stop last?
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Cervical hernia causes neck pain sometimes radiating into the trapezius and upper limbs. Often, it limits prolonged sitting positions, as well as the holding of heavy objects. This can be complicated in a professional context. Can we work with a herniated cervical disc? If yes, what are the actions and advice
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When we talk about herniated discs, we naturally think of physical causes such as poor posture, carrying heavy loads, a fall, etc. But what about stress? Can it aggravate – or even cause – a herniated disc? This article explains the relationship between stress and herniated disc, and gives tips for improving
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A herniated disc secondary to a fall is extremely rare, but it should not be neglected. If you have had a fall and you feel pain in your neck, arm, lower back and leg, you should think about a herniated disc. Depending on its location, it can be a source
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Herniated disc is a condition that affects the intervertebral disc and nearby nerves. To treat it, physiotherapy is often recommended and recommended. How many sessions does it take to heal? In reality, it depends on several factors. Let’s take stock in this article. But before answering this question, it would be better
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Lumbar sprain and disc herniation are two very common pathologies that affect the lumbar spine. Both manifest as lower back pain and can occur under the same circumstances. So how can we distinguish between lumbar sprain and disc herniation? Answer in this article. Lumbar spine :
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