Lumbar Spondylosis

The spine comprises vertebrae separated by shock-absorbing discs, held together by ligaments and muscles. Terms like lumbar osteoarthritis, disk degeneration, degenerative disk disease, and spondylosis describe anatomical changes in the vertebrae and discs related to pain syndromes. Lumbar spondylosis, often due to mechanical stress, causes progressive, irreversible issues, primarily in older individuals. Symptoms include low backache (lumbago) in middle to elderly age groups. Ayurveda terms this as Katigraha (stiffness and pain in the lumbosacralspine) and Katishoola(low back pain). AyurVAID’s Lumbar Spondylosis Ayurveda treatment focuses on restoring Vata dosha balance using herbal medications, Panchakarma, diet, and lifestyle modifications.

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Outcomes of Lumbar Spondylosis with Precision Ayurveda

Significant reduction
in pain

Improved
circulation

Ability to carry
out daily activities
with ease

Improved mobility
and flexibility

Improved quality
of life

Reduced dependency
on pain medication

Significant reduction in pain

Increased muscular strength

Improved quality of life

Improved mobility and flexibility

Improved circulation

Ability to carry out daily
activities with ease

Our Approach to Overcome Lumbar Spondylosis

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AyurVAID emphasizes precision Ayurveda, addressing root causes after a thorough assessment. Ayurveda treatment of lumbar spondylosis aims to manage pain by correcting the root cause. Our integrative approach promotes well-being, with advice on ergonomics, nutrition, and lifestyle. Patient-centricity is the core of AyurVAID’s approach. The best Ayurveda treatment for lumbar spondylosis relieves chronic lower back pain with symptomatic management, utilizing internal medications and external therapies. The focus is on reducing inflammation, relieving muscle spasms, and addressing pain, in addition to incorporating Panchakarma and Para-surgical treatments.

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Signs & Symptoms of Lumbar Spondylosis

Pain in the back, specifically the lumbar region
Restricted and painful movements
Pain while sleeping in a straight posture
Back spasm or muscle stiffness in the lumbar area
Tingling sensation, numbness, and weakness of legs/feet
Difficulty standing or sitting for a prolonged time.
Disturbed sleep patterns due to poor posture

Causes & Risk Factors of Lumbar Spondylosis

Genetic
Accidents
Sports injuries of ligaments and muscle sprains
Heavy lifting or carrying weights
Old age -degenerative conditions
Prolonged use of uncomfortable chairs/bed
Sedentary lifestyle
Underlying conditions

FAQ on Lumbar Spondylosis

When should I see a doctor for back pain?

In case you suffer from mild pain, symptomatic management can be tried. If the pain persists for more than 3 days, expert advice is needed.

Can I get relief from back pain with exercise?

Exercises should be done only with the advice of a doctor and therapists such as lower back pain specialists. If not, this can lead to muscle sprains and complications. Slow stretching and strengthening exercises help in selected cases.

Can Ayurveda help in managing lumbar spondylosis?

Yes, Ayurveda helps in managing your condition by:
● Arrests the process of degeneration & helps in the regeneration of soft tissue damage.
● Prevention of disc prolapse or disc rupture.
● Improves texture and tone of muscles and ligaments.
● Improve the quality of life and impact activities of daily living.

Will I get complete relief if I choose Ayurveda management for my lumbar spine?

Yes. No matter how chronic, a properly planned Ayurveda treatment results in complete relief from the symptoms. The treatments for spondylosis target the back pain and neck pain that spondylosis can cause. Therefore, the treatment of spondylosis is similar to the treatment of back pain and neck pain.

How do you relieve lumbar pain?

The techniques to relieve lumbar pain include diet, exercise, and medicinal treatments. A few tips to relieve lumbar pain and prevent further complications are:

Strengthening your core muscles.

Avoid sitting with poor posture.

Take walks.

Lift correctly.

Reduce pressure on your back when you sleep.

Maintain a healthy weight. Quit smoking.

Stretching daily.

What causes lumbar pain?

Lumbar pain can have a variety of causes, including injury or trauma, poor posture, muscle strain or sprain, herniated discs, arthritis, or degenerative disc disease.

Can lumbar pain be treated without surgery?

In many cases, lumbar pain can be successfully treated without surgery using a combination of rest, physical therapy, medication, and other non-invasive treatments. However, in severe cases, surgery may be necessary.

How long does it take to recover from lumbar spondylosis?

The recovery time for lumbar pain can vary depending on the underlying cause and the severity of the condition. Mild cases may resolve within a few days or weeks, while more severe cases may take several months or longer to fully recover.

Can lifestyle changes help prevent lumbar pain?

Yes, making lifestyle changes such as maintaining proper posture, exercising regularly, maintaining a healthy weight, and avoiding prolonged periods of sitting or standing can help prevent lumbar pain.

Is yoga good for lumbar spondylosis?

Yoga offers great flexibility and gentle stretching, but breathing techniques can be incredibly helpful for people. Movement and stretching techniques practiced in yoga can help in relieving symptoms of spondylosis.

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