Disc Herniation Treatment- Check Up For Disc Herniation The First Time You Visit
During the first visit disc herniation treatment, you will be asked about your medical history, including:
The pattern, intensity, and duration of your leg or back pain. Previous accidents, injuries, or illnesses involving your back. Previous back surgery, procedures, or spinal or epidural injections. Family history of low back pain and herniated disc. History of cigarette smoking and drug and alcohol use. Employment history. Involvement in sports and other leisure activities.
Your doctor will also ask questions to check for any other conditions that may be causing your symptoms. This may include questions about:
Signs of infection, such as fever and chills. Symptoms that can suggest severe nerve damage. Examples include: Numbness in or between the genital and rectal areas (saddle anesthesia). Significant weakness or loss of coordination in one or both legs. New problems with bladder or bowel control or sexual function.
