Discogenic Back Pain

What is Discogenic Back Pain?

Discogenic back pain is caused by damage or degeneration of the intervertebral discs, leading to chronic pain. This type of pain is usually localized in the lower back and may worsen with certain movements or prolonged sitting. Mr. Irfan Malik specialize in diagnosing and treating discogenic back pain with tailored approaches to alleviate discomfort.

Symptoms

• Chronic back pain: Persistent, deep, aching pain in the lower back.
• Pain with movement: Increased discomfort with bending or lifting.
• Sitting intolerance: Pain worsens after prolonged sitting.
• Stiffness: Difficulty with spinal mobility.

When to See a Consultant

Consult a doctor if:

• Chronic pain: Pain lasting longer than six weeks despite conservative treatment.
• Pain affecting daily activities: If it interferes with your ability to perform everyday tasks.
• Severe or worsening symptoms: If pain worsens or is accompanied by weakness or numbness.

Causes of Discogenic Back Pain

• Degenerative disc disease: Age-related changes in spinal discs.
• Trauma: Injury to the spine, such as a fall or accident.
• Repetitive strain: Activities that place excessive strain on the spine over time.