Herniated / Slipped Disc
The soft centre of a lumbar disc pushes out and irritates nearby nerves — one of the most common causes of back and leg pain.
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The soft centre of a lumbar disc pushes out and irritates nearby nerves — one of the most common causes of back and leg pain.
Irritation of the sciatic nerve causing pain that shoots from the lower back through the buttock and down the leg.
Narrowing of the spinal canal that squeezes the nerves, typically causing leg pain on walking that eases with rest.
Age- or load-related wear of the discs that reduces cushioning and can lead to chronic pain and stiffness.
Arthritis or irritation of the small joints at the back of the spine, often painful when leaning backwards or twisting.
Ongoing pain after a previous spinal operation. A careful non-surgical plan can often help where more surgery is not the answer.

A consultation with imaging is the fastest way to a precise diagnosis.