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What happens to the intervertebral discs as a person ages that makes a herniated disc more likely?
The problem with aging spines is the fact that bone becomes lost and the vertebrae become thin. This thinning is called osteopenia (little bone) and (worse) osteoporosis (thin bone). The lower the vertebra in the vertebral column the more weight that is put on it and more likely it will become compacted. This causes the disc to herniate.
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Will lightning strike a person rather than a tree?
Most likely dependeing on how mighty the charge of the person is and how tall is the tree
What happens if a person lacks hormones?
then you are in a females case infertile or in a males case sterile
What happens when cloning fails?
We will never be able to have a person the exact same as us in everyway :(
What happens if you get two x chromosomes?
Having two X chromosomes typically results in a person being biologically female. This genetic combination allows for the development of typically female physical characteristics, although exceptions and variations do exist.
Who is most likely to remove a piece of bronze at an excavation?
of course the person who is excavating it or some worker
What happens to the intervertebral disk with age?
As a person ages, the disks between the vertebrae degenerate and dry out, and the fibers holding them in place tear
How can a young person get a herniated disk?
You can get a herniated disk any time at any age from an injury. It is extremely painful and needs to be treated.
What happens when a person is in a drasticly changing temperature?
They could have hypothermia, and they most likely have a fever at least.
What happens to the owner of a car when a person that is not them gets a DUI?
Their insurance rates will likely go up.
What would happen if a person didnt get a herniated disk fixed in the back?
A herniated disk is a potentially serious problem. The disk needs to be fixed soon or else it will only result in more spinal issues. The result is always permanent.
What happens if using crack over three years?
Every person is different-but most likely you will be out a lot of money
What is sequestered disc cephalad?
A sequestered disc cephalad refers to a herniated disc fragment that has broken off and moved upwards within the spinal canal. This can put pressure on nearby nerves or the spinal cord, causing symptoms such as pain, weakness, or numbness. Treatment may involve surgery to remove the sequestered fragment.
Can a herniated disc in neck effect walking?
Yes, a herniated disc in the neck can affect walking, although it primarily impacts upper body function. The condition can cause pain, weakness, or numbness that radiates down the arms, which may lead to balance issues or a change in gait. If the herniated disc compresses nearby nerves, it could also affect coordination and stability, potentially impacting walking. However, the severity and specific symptoms can vary from person to person.
Is a left back pain a strain or a herniated disc?
It impossible to answer such a question on WikiAnswers. Your doctor is the person you should consult for your medical problems.
Can you be bipolar if one minute you like a person and then you are annoyed by them?
Not necessarily or even likely. It depends on the person that is causing this annoyance. If, however, this happens with everyone, then you might want a doctor's opinion.
What happens if you have a healthy diet?
Diet is one of the most important factors that contributes to the health of a person, so if you eat a healthy diet, it is much more likely that you will be a healthy person.
What happens when a person loses their corneas?
That results in blindness unless the loss is a result of the surgical replacement of the person's corneas with cadaver corneas. In that event, it will likely result in the restoration of vision.
