Back Lower (Lumbar) Osteoarthritis - Degenerative Disc Disease Treatment
In degenerative disk disease disk wears off with age.
Most people's discs degenerate over a lifetime, but in some, this aging process can become chronically painful, severely interfering with their quality of life.
Exercise, including running in the absence of injury, has not been found to increase one's risk of developing osteoarthritis.
Pain seems to get worse with sitting, lifting, or twisting. It gets better with mild exercise such as walking or running.
Top Helpful CasesView All Cases
2 of 2 people found this helpful
historic treatment description
1 person found this helpful
I started wit DDD while in the Marine corps. It progressively got worse over the years to the point that my sciatica nerve was being crushed between 2 of the disc's. In total they fuse 4 discs and removed the sciatica nerve from between them. Since then 3 of the 6 titanium screws have broken in half and there has ....
1 person found this helpful
I'm a man who has been very active all his life. I use to work in a coal mine and I did a lot of physical labor there. I was always on my feet and the job was very tough. I did this work for 30 years until I finally retired. As so, I've always had pain in my back. ....
Treatments and Results View All Cases
Found something that works for you?
Share your case with others who will find it useful!
Share your case with others who will find it useful!