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If you are someone who has had intermittent back pain for a long time and often end the problem by taking painkillers or muscle relaxants to relieve the pain, please stop that behavior… because it may not be the right solution. In fact, you might be facing a spinal disease without realizing it!!
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<h2 style="color: #008080;">If you have these symptoms, see a doctor</h2>
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<li>Back pain accompanied by other symptoms such as leg weakness, numbness, or inability to move</li>
<li>Back pain radiating to the hips and legs</li>
<li>Continuous pain lasting more than 3 months</li>
<li>Sudden back pain that makes daily life impossible</li>
<li>Back pain from an accident or sports injury</li>
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<h2 style="color: #008080;">Repeated back pain may be caused by these spinal diseases</h2>
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<li>Herniated Disc Compressing Nerve</li>
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This condition causes acute symptoms and severe inflammation, such as lower back pain on one or both sides. The pain often occurs while sitting or bending and is accompanied by pain, numbness, and muscle weakness in the legs.
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<li>Spinal Canal Stenosis</li>
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The symptoms are similar to a herniated disc compressing the nerve, but spinal canal stenosis causes intermittent or gradually worsening symptoms. It presents as chronic pain in the mid-lower back, often occurring while standing or walking, with an inability to walk long distances. There may be radiating pain down the legs, heaviness, numbness, or muscle weakness.
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<li>Spondylolisthesis Compressing Nerve</li>
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There is chronic pain that usually occurs with excessive back movement such as bending, looking up, or walking. Symptoms include back pain, leg numbness, and heaviness in the hips or thighs on both sides. In severe cases, control over urination and defecation may be lost.
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<li>Cervical Spine Degeneration</li>
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Symptoms occur in the neck, arms, and legs. If the symptoms occur in the neck, there will be chronic neck, shoulder, or scapula pain. Some people experience pain radiating to the back of the head. If symptoms occur in the arms, there will be arm pain, numbness, or muscle weakness in the arms, elbows, or fingers, causing difficulty in writing or playing musical instruments. If symptoms occur in the legs, there will be unsteady gait as if about to fall, short steps, and abnormal leg stiffness.
If you frequently experience back pain, you should see a doctor to find the cause. If left untreated, it may be a spinal disease without you realizing it!

Intermittent back pain that doesn't go away even after taking painkillers or muscle relaxants. If you are doing this, please stop that behavior... because it may not be the correct solution. In fact, you might be facing spinal disease.

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