According to your description, this may be a symptom of lumbar root compression. This situation occurs when the spine is damaged by diseases such as spinal stenosis, spine, herniated disc … Depending on the pinched nerve roots, there will be different symptoms including muscle spasms, back pain, reduced spinal movement, and pain that spreads to the affected nerve.
The sooner the nerve -pinched syndrome is detected when the injury is not serious, the more effective recovery and treatment. If the treatment is delayed, the disease not only affects movement and health but also has the risk of disability.
Most patients are prioritized for conservation treatment by taking drugs, practicing physical therapy … When these measures are not effective, the symptoms are increasingly serious, affecting daily life, the patient will be assigned surgery. With the development of current medicine, the success rate in the treatment of nerve root compression syndrome has been significantly improved. Usually patients are treated for conservation after 6 weeks, if surgery can be discharged after 3-5 days after surgery.
You should go to the hospital for a direct examination and appoint the necessary scans, thereby concluding what you have, the appropriate treatment.