Do slipped discs cause pelvic pain?
Meri kamar mein slipped disc hai aur ab neeche pelvic area mein bhi halka dard hone laga hai. Kya ye dono cheezein aapas mein judi ho sakti hain?
Meri kamar mein slipped disc hai aur ab neeche pelvic area mein bhi halka dard hone laga hai. Kya ye dono cheezein aapas mein judi ho sakti hain?
Lower back issues can indeed affect the surrounding nerves. While a gentle massage with warm mustard oil and a hot water bag on the lower back can ease the muscle stiffness, pelvic pain needs proper care. Avoid sitting on the floor or bending forward until you see a specialist.
I totally get it, dealing with nerve pain that shoots down to your pelvic area is absolutely exhausting and scary. My lower back slip disc used to cause a weird radiating ache in my hip and pelvic region. Please rest as much as possible and don't lift heavy things.
I have been having this deep, dull pelvic ache along with my lower back pain and I'm honestly so worried it's something worse. Has anyone else with a diagnosed L4-L5 slip disc felt this kind of radiating pain in the pelvic area? Please share your experience.
Do not search pelvic symptoms online because you will only get false alarms and scare yourself. A slipped disc in the lumbar region can definitely compress nerves leading to pelvic discomfort, but only an MRI and an orthopedic doctor can confirm this. Get a proper clinical diagnosis done.
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Severe back issues and radiating pain can shoot up your blood pressure due to constant pain stress. I learned this the hard way during my back rehab. Keep checking your BP, do gentle stretches only if advised by a physio, and make sure to follow up with your doctor regularly.
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