In this article, we’ll be discussing the differences between an annular tear vs herniated disc, and whether there actually is a difference between these two
Although most herniated discs are found in the lower back, known as the lumbar section, it is possible to have a herniated disc in your neck, where the cervical spine is located. The most common signs and symptoms of a herniated disc include the following.
Understanding the cause of a condition is a necessary step in determining how to best treat that condition, or even how to prevent it from occurring. This is why it’s important to be aware of what allows discs to become herniated and what the cause of pain related to herniated discs is.
Annular tears are the root of spine pain for many patients, starting with simple back pain and leading to disc herniations, bulges, degeneration, and dehydration.
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