Back Pain Symptoms! Signs and symptoms defines same problem but the only difference is of, symptom is something that patient feels and reports, while a sign is something other person, such as the doctor detect. For instance, pain may be a symptom while itchiness may be a sign.
Lower Back Pain! The main indication (symptoms) of back pain is, as the name suggests, throbbing or soreness anywhere on the back, mostly all the way down to the booty and legs. Some back issues can cause pain in other parts of the body, depending on the nerves affected.
In most of the cases, signs and symptoms settle on their own within a short period while other may involve surgery also.
Back Pain Causes! If case of any of the following indications (signs or symptoms) accompanies a back pain, people should see their back doctor Boynton Beach:
- Weight loss
- high body temperature (fever)
- swelling on the back
- Constant back pain (when lying down or resting doesn’t help)
- Pain down the legs
- Pain reaches below the knees
- A recent injury to your back
- Urinary incontinence, when you pee unintentionally (even small amounts)
- Difficulty urinating, passing urine is hard
- Numbness around the genitals
- Numbness around the anus
- Numbness around the buttocks
Doctors recommend people aged less than 20 and more than 55 years if facing back problems, they must consult with back doctor Boynton Beach.
- Patients who have been taking steroids for a few months
- Drug abusers
- Patients with cancer
- Patients who have had cancer
- Patients with depressed immune systems
Below mentioned structural problems may also result in back pain,
- Fractured disks – each vertebra in our spine is covered by disks. If the disk fractures there will be more weight on a nerve, outcome is back pain.
- Swell out disks, this problem is much like as fractured disks; swell out disk can result in more pressure on a nerve.
- If the spine curves in an odd way the patient is expected to experience back pain.
- Weak and brittle bones, including the vertebrae of the spine, become breakable and spongy, making compression fractures more likely.
For more information and health advice contact back doctor Boynton Beach.
