Spinal pain - lower back muscle strain

Pregnancy is a several-month process of major changes in a woman's body. Some changes bring unpleasant sensations and pain, but with proper preparation they can be at least partially avoided.

Tietz's syndrome is a rare condition. It presents with chest pain at the top of the ribs. It affects people under the age of 40 and its cause is unknown.

Pain shoots into the fingers due to several medical problems that are different from local ones. They mostly come from other areas in the body, e.g. the neck or hip area.

Shoulder pain and pain shooting into the shoulders are among the common problems. It can be acute or chronic. It is uncomfortable and limiting.

Between the ages of 18 and 65, approximately 15-20% of the population suffers from cervical spine pain. Pain is just one of the symptoms you will learn about in the following article.

Pain shooting below the right shoulder blade can be caused by organ diseases, but also by muscular or skeletal problems. Often it originates from the spinal area.

For some, it's an everyday problem, for others a new obstacle. Back pain causes complications in a person's everyday life.

Scheuermann's disease is a disease of the spine. It affects a relatively high percentage of the adolescent population. It is manifested by hyperkyphosis, i.e. abnormally excessive convex curvature of the spine. Pain and other difficulties are associated with back curvature.

Facet syndrome and chronic back pain are closely related. It is stated that pain arising from the articulation of vertebrates is the cause of 15-45% of long-term difficulties. The problem is mainly the lumbar section of the spine, less often the neck.

Vertebrogenic algic (pain) syndrome is a term that brings together a broad group of spinal disorders. The problems stem from a functional or structural disorder of the spine. They have one common symptom, namely back pain.

Kyphosis is a term for the natural curvature of the spine. Inaccurately, this term also refers to pathological bending, ie excessive kyphosis. Professionally hyperkyphosis.

Lordosis refers to the natural curvature of the spine.  Hyperlordosis is excessive. It can be caused by a birth defect or poor posture. It causes back pain, but, in the worst case, structural changes in the vertebrae or platelets.

Scoliosis is a lateral deviation of the spine to the side. The spinal misalignment is especially noticeable in children, but it can affect any age group. It not only has a medical impact, but also a social or cosmetic one.

Cauda equina syndrome is an acute condition that occurs when the bundle of nerves below the end of the spinal cord is compressed. It causes pain and neurological damage.

Spinal stenosis develops due to degenerative changes that lead to a narrowing of the spinal canal. The spinal canal and spinal nerves passes through the spinal cord. The condition develops over a long period of time and usually manifests itself after the age of 50.

Osteochondrosis is a long-term degenerative process that affects the spine and primarily the intervertebral disc. Consequently, pathological changes have a negative impact on the affected vertebra as well as the entire segment. The result is back pain and other issues.

Spondylarthrosis is a degenerative disease of the intervertebral joints. It affects the adult population and mainly men. It is manifested by both pain and stiffness of the spine.

Radiculopathy, radicular syndrome, or pinched nerve. These terms describe pain caused by nerve compression. It is reported that up to 90% of the population will have experienced back pain at least once in their lifetime.

Back pain in the lumbar region radiating into the lower limbs probably indicates a sciatic nerve problem. The medical terms used for these conditions are sciatic neuritis, sciatic neuralgia, lumbar radiculopathy, and radicular leg pain.

Meniere's disease (also Meniere's syndrome) is a disease of the balance system of the inner ear. It causes enlargement of the labyrinth of the inner ear, called endolymphatic hydrops.