What is a right posterolateral annular tear with no protrusion in the L5 S1 with disk bulging?

Answer 1

A right posterolateral annular tear with no protrusion in the L5 S1 with disk bulging occurs when the S1 nerve is impinged by the S1 and S2 vertebrae. This is an injury of the lumbar region of the spine, the most susceptible place on the spine to herniation due to the thin and poorly reinforced annulus fibrosis ligament.

Answer 2

Herniated disk - is a condition where the ring of the disc was not forced, but only distorted, and the disc itself presses the nerveHsfineli. Herniated disk can produce the same symptoms as aherniated disc, but is considered less serious.

Herniated disk L4-L5 region may cause stress on a part of theGluteal nerve roots nerve supplies the muscles of the Tensor fascia lata, glutus medius and Glutus minimus are the main musclesresponsible for hip abduction.

More nerve roots base in this area is the deep peronal nerve nerve supplies the tibialis anterior muscle that functions as a majorinversion and assists in ankle dorsi flexion.

Pain characteristic of injury in this area is with the side (lateral) of the hip and the marketplace and in the back of the foot between the bigand second toes.

Ways of treating the Ballet of many different disk such as anti-inflammatory medication and analgesics in the acute phase,acupuncture, chiropractic, physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, exercisemethods that reinforce the core muscles and even in some casessurgical intervention .you can find more info in my site

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