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Constant Lower Back Pain, Numbness In The Feet, Headaches In A Person With Herniated Disk.

I have herniated disk in my neck and lumbar region, I have constant pain in my lower back with numbing sensations in my feet and lower part of my legs also I have had several episodes where I experience bad head aches and it make me feel nauseous . I have been receiving therapy from a chiropractor and things are not getting better they are getting worse
Wed, 15 Jan 2014
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Hi. IT looks obvious you have undergone an MRI and got discs diagnosed. The Lumbar one are causing symptoms of numbness and weakness. Why was the surgery not done? As far as Headache is concerned , I would suggest you to consult a Neurologist once again ( if you already have) and seek for another reasons of it.
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Constant Lower Back Pain, Numbness In The Feet, Headaches In A Person With Herniated Disk.

Hi. IT looks obvious you have undergone an MRI and got discs diagnosed. The Lumbar one are causing symptoms of numbness and weakness. Why was the surgery not done? As far as Headache is concerned , I would suggest you to consult a Neurologist once again ( if you already have) and seek for another reasons of it.