In addition to an increase in the frequency, severity and duration of recurrent back pain, complaints are accompanied by pain in the lower back. This pain can be unilateral or bilateral. The pain can be a burning or stinging pain, or it can be in the form of contraction or stretching. The pain is exacerbated by coughing, sneezing or straining on the toilet. Feeling disorders such as numbness, numbness, tingling, felting in the legs may also accompany the complaints.
In some patients, walking for a short distance may become almost impossible due to severe contraction-like pain in the legs. Leg cramps may occur at night. If complaints such as urinary incontinence or loss of strength in the feet are added to these aforementioned disorders out of the blue; The event is urgent, and if you do not have surgery within 48 hours, it may take up to a year or even not improve.
