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Spina Disc- Slipped disc-disc prolapse- Homeopathic medicine


 Slipped disc : Herniated disc: Spina Disc  : slipped disc: disc prolapse

 Disc prolapse stages

 (1) disc protrusion
 (2) prolapsed disc
 (3) disc extrusion
 (4) sequestered disc.

 Stages 1 and 2 are referred to as incomplete, where 3 and 4 are complete herniations.
 Pain resulting from herniation may be combined with a radiculopathy, which means neurological deficit.
 Injury or weakness can cause the inner portion of the disc to protrude through the outer ring.
 This is known as a slipped, herniated, or prolapsed disc. This causes pain and discomfort.
 If the slipped disc compresses one of your spinal nerves, you may also experience numbness and pain along the affected nerve, Some inflammation also develops around the prolapsed part of the disc. Any disc in the spine can prolapse. However, most prolapsed discs occur in the lumbar part of the spine (lower back)

Symptoms of a lumbar disc herniation may include:

*Dull or sharp low back pain intensified by bending, coughing, sneezing, or other movement
*Muscle spasm or cramping
*Sciatica (pain, burning, tingling, and numbness that extends from the buttock into the leg or foot)
*Leg weakness or loss of leg function
                                                             
How Does a Disc Herniate?

 If the disc's outer band cracks or breaks open, the gel inside
 the disc can leak out causing a herniated disc. The disc material may place pressure
 on nearby nerve roots or the spinal cord. Additionally, nuclear material releases chemical
 irritants causing nerve inflammation and pain.
 Sudden stress, such as from an accident, can cause a lumbar disc herniation. Sometimes,
 a disc herniation develops gradually over weeks or months   
Stages of disc herniation:

1. Disc Degeneration: chemical changes associated with aging causes discs to weaken, but without a herniation.
2. Prolapse: the form or position of the disc changes with some slight impingement into the spinal canal.
   Also called a bulge or protrusion.
3. Extrusion: the gel-like nucleus pulposus breaks through the tire-like wall (annulus fibrosus) but remains
   within the disc.
4. Sequestration or Sequestered Disc: the nucleus pulposus breaks through the annulus fibrosus
   and lies outside the disc in the spinal canal (HNP).
                                                                                         

 Homeopathic medicine

1-sepia 200 2 drops in morning
2-arnica 200c 2 drops  2 times a day
3-viscum album30 2 drops 2 times a day
4-medorrhunum 2002 drops in night
5-colocynthis Q20 drops three times a day with some water
6-calcaria fluorica6x 4tab 4times a day with some warm water




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