Low Back Pain - Disc Herniation ,Sciatica - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim

[@noahgoyette467]

Who would unlike these videos? Dr. Ebrahims videos are of the most informative, clear, in depth tutorials I have ever seen in all my years being in treatment for various conditions. Just excellent work.

[@nabilebraheim]

Glad our videos were able to help. Please share them.

[@woodkath1]

Just wanted to say that your videos are extremely helpful and easily able to understand to those of us who suffer from these problems, but don't always understand the "medical lingo" being given to us at the time of treatment. Thank you so much and keep up the videos as they are extremely helpful to understand what is going on with my back.

[@neuropathypainchatneuropat7855]

Low back pain is the cause of a lot of lost work. Many of our clients report rapid recovery which is critical to their success. This video is done nicely and it is a great job on making this clear for the average viewer. Well done.

[@a-j731]

The curse of man is back pain, i pray all those suffering find relief from this awful affliction. Informative video, thanks for uploading 🙌

[@Fonavona]

I had the same diagnosis, i know how hard it is BUT you will get better as long as you see a good doctor. Good luck and never give up!

[@thisisbob1001]

Heres what you should do: #1. Stop it getting worse. Make your core muscles super strong. Really focus on good posture. Never sit unless you absolutely must. Do not lift anything. #2. Use your mind best you can to ignore the pain. Easier said than done hey? #3. Use external ways to reduce pain. Ice Packs. Stretching. Laughter/comedy. Pills as a last resort. Hope this helps.

[@H.A.M.Y86]

Thank you

[@denisecataline853]

amazing how easily it is to understand, It puts those of us at ease who are extremely nervous in the process of trying to figure out the problem.

[@nabilebraheim]

I'm glad this video was able to help. Please share our videos with your friends.

[@sandrasallas649]

This Video Has Been Very Helpful To Me and I Thank You Soo Very Much For Being Able To Make This Video To Help All With Back Pain Of Herniated Discs So We Can Understand. 👍🏼♥️ Thank You Again Doctor❣️🥰

[@HighTen_Melanie]

Thank you so much for this explanation. The detail, pace and diagrams made it extremely informative. I’m suffering from my 3rd serious bought of sciatica and just had my 3rd surgery in 22 years. Had a central disc prolapse at L4/5. I was told it was most unusual. I think laughter at one’s own situation helps while waiting for treatment and appreciated the jokes at the end.

[@bend7585]

I’ve got L5 S1 bulging disk. Piroformis is so tight and painful and isn’t responding to any stretches. Foot goes dead often. Any advance 🙏

[@nabilebraheim]

Thank you for watching; please share.

[@PVK369]

Hello sir , this is vijay from india I am suffering fromL4L5S1&C2-C7 from 2yrs but not cured , I had tried lot of options ......pls reply what can I do ....how can I send u my mri report

[@first_namelast_name3763]

Suggest u consult a good physiotherapist.

[@Quarker]

As a 16 year-old this very thing happened to me, ended up having surgery. 3 years later the back problems still occasionally plague me. Go ahead and have this surgery, it won't ruin the quality of your life *as long as you* continue to exercise and keep mobile. That's the most important thing.

[@piece7313]

I can help you

[@shafqatmasroor2315]

Plz help me i have the same problem plz🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 somebody help me

[@duallehussein1554]

Help

[@Gotnogas]

@@shafqatmasroor2315 hey are you fine now ?

[@benbendilharan2985]

how are you npw

[@seabird9983]

Posterolateral : L4-L5 will involve the lower nerve ( L5 nerve) Foraminal : L4-L5 will involve the upper nerve (L4 nerve) . When the protrusion ( or herniation) moves further laterally, it affects the upper descending nerve.

[@briantracy271]

dr nabil you are such a great man! helping humanity

[@deannamcdaniel2941]

Brian Smith .. agreed..very intelligent man...

[@MindTeasers302]

Dear sir my mother is also have bulge disk and operated but now same symptoms can it cure

[@MindTeasers302]

And I.am from Delhi south delhi

[@kaliwalaritesh7248]

Brian Sm

[@mahbuburrahman1730]

sir, my l4-l5 s1 problem dr. say need to operation but I can walk do any job some time came more pain this time my right leg also pain since 12 years, sir I want your opinion , please

[@wafaaaburaya5588]

THANK YOU PROF. DR. NABIL FOR THIS EXCELLENT PRESENTATION .🎉🎉🎉

[@human7579]

Very helpful explanation... I have L5 to S1 pain sometimes at the time and I had very high pain at the part.

[@krishnakhatri7182]

what did you that time surgery or medicine ?

[@shahwarahmedkhan735]

Thank u Dr. Nabil A. Ebraheim may اللّٰھ prosper u.. for your effort towards humanity.

[@diesel8076]

Best Doctor

[@jinkyoungkim3762]

Disc herniation devided three caterories. -- protrution : mild herniation -- extrusion : severe herniation -- sequestration : seperation of herniated disc from mother disc.

[@litanbehera7951]

Mild disc bulge konsa stage hey

[@Mrcoolmh]

I love your series of videos. I can understand more deeply about herniations. They are helpful for my chiropractic treatment. Thank you so much !

[@brennyC]

this is the best educational video on Disk prolapse, i ever seen.!!! Thank you so much Dr Nabil.

[@gavink42]

Very nice visual and narrated explanation! Thanks for putting this video up!

[@BonyFingers1969]

Yeah mon ...We need more caring people in this world of ours.

[@TheUSDesigners]

Represent the truth for me and my lombar traumatism. Thanks for that video.

[@alex34562]

Excelente información doctor, muchas gracias por sus videos tan didácticos que ayudan a entender lo referente a hernias discales, saludos cordiales desde Argentina

[@ayeshafazal6344]

i had a herniated spinal disc l3/l4 SUFFERED with back pain for a year and then decided to go through a surgery (microdisectomy). it has really helped me, im back to normal now, life was a living hell before.. microdisectomy is not very painful. its a very small surgery. post surgery pain is not as painful as the back pain and compression. if ur thinking about surgery then you should ask your doctor about miscrodisectomy or atleast consider it an option. the pain will dissappear. :)

[@kimthompson2116]

Ayesha where did you go? No doctor in Lancaster or even maybe Pennsylvania will do surgery on 4 severe herniated disks. I am hopeless and want surgery very bad.

[@kimthompson2116]

MY DOCTOR IS STOPPING ME FROM GETTING SURGERY. SHE IS FUCKED UP AND I HATE HER.

[@kimthompson2116]

I am on my 3rd year of herniated disks. I had 1 and now I have 5. No more pain meds due to liver destruction. I just want to live but not in bed 23 hours a day. This shit isn't worth it....Soon need to make my decision cause I am sick and tired of this death sentence.

[@santhu5122]

ayesha fazal. hai. Can. I. Contact. You. Because now I have L5- s1 disc. Problem.. I. Want. To know abt ur. Experience

[@lbradley1841]

I've heard by all my doctors if you have back surgery you WILL have to have it again.

[@backpainsolutions8251]

Nabil. This explains the problems extremely well. Great presentation thank you

[@afnypoo]

THANK YOU! I always wondered how come L4/5 can cause L5 and sometimes L4 radicular signs and symptoms. Now I know posterolateral versus formainal causes!! Very clearly explained with great pictures

[@karanmalik7625]

Nice information with low speed of speech that's why I can understand it clearly, I m from india with not good command on english but 90% understood. Thanks

[@nabilebraheim]

You should have consult with physcial therapy. They can point you in the proper direction for therapy and exercise.

[@maureenoneill2847]

Mae west S1. Disc matched endolus fibrosis Shorter endomorph short hand name has micron discs by dimes identified by bustling girdle

[@yacoobomarcarrim7390]

Please augment this video with radiology images to make this essential video extra-ordinary. Thank you for this excellent presentation.

[@scottmasterton]

Very informative and helpful, explains things nice and clearly.... thank you for sharing this information it has really helped my understanding of what is going on in the lower back.

[@damianbuzon8119]

Nice logo 😊

[@shyamsunderjangid9478]

dr. nabil you are a angel for humanity god bless u long and peachfull life.

[@varuninnz]

Best video I've seen so far. Very Educational indeed

[@nabilebraheim]

thanks

[@ghale1372]

Dr thank you for video It really helpful in my situation, i have severe pain in my left side hips all the way to leg now due to disc issues and causing several time back pain. Please advice me for healing as soon as possible. Thank you

[@ابوعباسالمولىآلأحمد]

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[@nabilebraheim]

@Tebraheim thanks

[@berlparma8469]

@Boss Thanks for sharing me that wonderful program...I was a Sciatica sufferer for almost 6 months. I was a bit skeptical but I was in so much pain I was willing to try anything to get a good nights sleep. By the end of one week 80% of the pain had gone. It took about six weeks before all the symptoms disappeared. Thank you.

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[@aqularcollymore1944]

Hi what did u do

[@mikesimon9529]

Thank you for explaining the useful information and I go to my pain management for

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[@chipjunk]

Very informative and graphically effective presentation. Unfortunately, no two back problems are alike, but at least the layman can understand the mechanics of the problem. I have no neurological pain such as sciatica. However, I cannot sit down for more than 15-20 mins over the last six months. The pain starts from the left L4-L5 and radiates across to whole of the lower back. After the pain, the back becomes very weak and feeble. One epidural cortisone injection has had no effect. Suggestions?

[@Kluncan]

Hey sunny, Don't know whether you're still suffering, hope you're not. I have almost exactly the same, try inversion therapy to lengthen the spine. The pain goes away and lasts longer each time. All the best.

[@clairestansbury7952]

I have lower back pain and herniated disics. I have one on my left side on a nerve. When I first noticed I had pins & needles in my legs, They were stiff and I could hardly walk. I went to a Neurologist & he gave me Lyrica for the pain. After a while the pins and needles went a way. I was walking much better.They have nolt come back for a long time. I first had an MRI. I was told it was not bad enough to have surgery. I had physical therapy first which didn't help. Then Lyrica which took the pin and needles away. I was able to walk better. Had to stop taking Lyrica because the insurance co would not pay for it. Tried other meds didn't work. I then got numbness on the top of my left leg. It comes when I am standing in one place for to long a time. When I start walking it goes away. The doc sent me to pain managment & I had 3 shots in my lower back. The first two help & took some of the numbness away. It dosen't come as fast as before but still have it. The thrid shot made thinks worse. No more shots after that. The third shot gave me the burning sensation when I site & when I lay down to sleep. Have not had a good night sleep in a longtime. One of the side affects of the shot is having to go to the bathroom more often. Sometimes I have to run and don't make it. The pain doc has now sent me for Accupuncure. I have had 4 sections now. It is a slow process. Very interesting the way they do things. Each time I go the pain is different. I have not given up yet. The ccupncure doc said it willl take a lot of time to get better. I think a lot of this is because I am shoret 4'8'' & don't touch the floor when I sit. I have a stole every where I go. My arms and feet go to sleep all the time. That is my story. Sorry if it is to long.Claire Stansbury

[@mariaplummer838]

Claire stansbury Hello I have been going thru the same thing I had surgery last year at Laser Spine Institute in Cleveland Ohio and I would do it again! There team is great there the surgery was not bad you go thru an injection shot and the shot is a mimick of the surgery so if it's just your nerve that's causing the pain as it was in my case then it's a minimally invasive procedure to clean up a little bit of bone around the nerve to make room for it so as it's not crushing it I had that done last August and what a relief I was going thru the same symptoms but I had alot of pain also. I did pain management that's a joke the 3 shots they give you under the fluoroscope hurt terrible and didn't help me at all and then they released me after the 3 shots saying there was nothing they could do. I asked them what the meaning of pain management was and they could not answer me! I have degenerative disc disease and I am now going back to Laser Spine Institute to have their minimally stabilization procedure done where they are taking out two discs in my neck and replacing them with artificial ones. Since they use the Lasers and have their high tech equipment it's alot less of a procedure then in a normal hospital. But if you don't want artificial discs then you'd have to go to a regular hospital and they either take some from your hip or they use a cadaver bone. I myself don't like other people's parts in me unless it's totally necessary like a organ seen too many shows where people get that then die bc the bone had cancer in it or whatever! And my thought on my hip if I have degenerative disc disease what makes you so sure my hip bone is any better right I mean I don't want to do it twice. My aunt had it taken out of her hip and she was in the hospital for a week with drainage tubes coming out of her neck and her hip. And never get yourself Fused, Fusion there are many options out there now! I'm only 32 so I'm doing the most minimal surgery I can! So that would be the two surgeries that they can do for you. I hope you find relief this was my only relief after years of doing everything that could be possibly done till I went there then it was a miracle. Good Luck to you I hope this helped you sorry so long alot of info!☺

[@lisagonzalez2902]

Beautiful video and extremely detailed. Great explanations. Thank you so much!

[@animascat]

I have what I believe to be a temporary injury. initially a lot of L leg pain (couldn't walk) it's been three weeks. flare ups still occur but i'm getting better with pain pills and muscle relaxers and rest. wasn't looking but I happened on this video. very enlightening. will gladly make it a favorite. perhaps lookout for other videos by the same presenter

[@TheMahendradave]

Sir So nice video very informative. My mother Age 92 is having L4 L5 problem and severe pain in left leg from thigh to ankle.

[@mamali4U]

Hi Sir, Thanks a lot for this information, Can you please explain the treatment also.

[@haqzahoorul]

Very well explained. You are a wonderful teacher 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@SvedishProductions]

I have bulging discs in my L1 through S1. I understand a bit more whats going on now. Thanks.

[@rohinatufail1556]

We Astonish how intelligent u r sir! 😵😱😱😱

[@everydayisfresh]

awesome video, so good !!! helps me study for my lumbar assessment exam ! Thanks heaps!

[@PsychicMedium4747]

Thanks to Dr Murphy this video was very helpful

[@TomRaider410]

Now I've got better understanding of my problem. Time for rehab!

[@kiranpannu1025]

Thanks Dr Nabil....love your videos.U explain the concepts so nicely👍👍👍👍👍

[@bassamaa9502]

I had a surgery in 2009 on L4-L5 and S1 and in Oct this year I have another surgery on L4-L5 affecting the left side sciatica. I have a drop foot because of Chiropractor mistake. I am only 43 years old and I am in severe pain and I wish to take a third and fourth opinion. I prefer to do a surgery because I tried everything even the Epidural shot

[@Junjo11]

Enjoy the video ...thank you. I have L5- S1 Pain shown on MRI.

[@watchdogu.s.a.8973]

Hi Tasia. Does yours involve the facet joint? Is your pain severe and is it in your back or does it occur a little farther from the backbone toward the side/hip? I have severe facet joint degeneration in that area and came here hoping to learn as much as possible and to hear how it affects others.

[@Junjo11]

@@watchdogu.s.a.8973 my pain is mostly on my left buttocks at the Si Joint.

[@veenas1619]

Thank you so much for such informative videos

[@sachedeshbhaktsher6144]

l4 l5 s1 disc bulge impinging upon the thecal sac and compressing bilateral nerve root with moderate bilateral neuro-foraminal

[@abdullahmekkawy1315]

الفيديو مفيد جدا و شرح جميل ربنا يزيدك علم

[@bellacorina5969]

thank you, been to a few Spine docs telling me that i should not be in pain, i can't bend, put my shoes on, bathroom, shower without help in screaming pain, can't sit, walk, had a cat scan done at the e.r. my scan showed that i have L 5 - S 1 Bulging in spine with Sciatica, have had Sciatica for 8 years , had an injection for my c section , felt the pain for 8 years no problem, this what i have now is unbearable, can't find a doc who will help, it is a sharp, aching, shooting pain, pure agony, totally lost and in so much pain, almost bed ridden.

[@mysnellvilleblog]

Look into the symptoms of Chiari Malformations & see if you have any of those....since your docs have been looking for the usual problems & found nothing, you will need to start investigating some rarer conditions I think.

[@stickypalmping]

Thank you sir for this very informative video. I now can fully understand my MRI.

[@md.rayansheikh8067]

Good Explanation... I have down back pain same way

[@paulpeter7817]

Thanks a lot for this information for many of my friends are suffering from it and they've spent a lot money for the treatment. I will help them since they don't have internet access and so they'll watch through this phone.

[@UnitedPebbles]

Back pain was not a problem until it work related and furniture related. Bad bed and over excess back movt at work contributed to my problem.

[@omarsultan8642]

Thanks what a pleasure to listen I will go on to . hear your on Saturday

[@nabilebraheim]

@vijoyem1 hard to tell smoking is very bad for the disc and for the fusion

[@mirzabaig6460]

Dr.Nabil Almighty Allah subhannatallah. bestown upon you all blessings and protect you all evil forces and give you more and more strength to help the Humanity and grant you Jannatul FIrdous in hereafter.Amen.

[@nabilebraheim]

thanks

[@sharfishaikhi8192]

Mirza Baig ameen

[@NoNo-ur9gu]

+nabil ebraheim doctor esselamu alaikum can I have ur email

[@NoNo-ur9gu]

+nabil ebraheim doctor esselamu alaikum can I have ur email

[@mahmoudm7619]

[e-mail]

[@glycoboy]

go to the non-invasive route. A study out this year stated that approximately 43 percent of patients who saw a surgeon first had surgery. Only 1.5 percent of those who saw a chiropractic physician first ended up having surgery. another study out this year by the Journal of the American Medical Association said, "Some people benefit from chiropractic therapy or acupuncture. Sometimes medications are needed..Surgery is not usually needed but may be considered if other therapies have failed."

[@NeaNeushka]

HI. I liked your video a lot. I have a question. Recently I've been diagnosed with discus hernia between L4 and L5; and L5 and S1. I am 21 years old and I have this for a year. I have consistent pain in my right leg. I went to physiotherapy but it didn't help. Is there any way for me to repair the damage?

[@dreamsworldvlogs2717]

Hy how is that feel in this time?

[@sillytubeify]

This is exactly what is happening to me. Thank you for beautiful explanation!

[@manojpanchal8014]

Nice and very helpful video. God bless you and your knowledge.

[@nabilebraheim]

thanks i have several ones that are very good

[@nabilebraheim]

Thank you.

[@nabilebraheim]

@KamTheOnly disc prolapse or herniation is the same

[@pedroaugsr]

Thank you, this video help me to study disk herniation! Great Dr. Nabil

[@dilipkumardutta586]

Very good explanation, very nice.

[@MrTrunks77]

best explained video of disc problems

[@melodys1000]

Thank you this Video Helps me to understand what I was Diagnosed with!

[@mohammedparveezh4757]

Assalamualaikum Dr Nabil , thank you for video, sir where is your location, i have L4-L5 disk herniation since 6,months i am having this pain , plz tell me your location if you do treatment

[@nicolemariebuhagiar7212]

Great videos :)! Helping students worldwide :)

[@dellingerhunnicutt3430]

You can easily remove your back pain once and for all by replace your diet plan a little - I've try and now nearly relief all the pain. I'm sure you should try it

[@NoreenMLuna]

Where can I see it?

[@dellingerhunnicutt3430]

Noreen M. Luna Look into here for more info: fine4.info/back-pain-relief

[@johntechwriter]

Go sell your snake oil somewhere else.

[@nabilebraheim]

@cymanoreen thanks ,I am glad you Ilike it .

[@rishabhmishra537]

nice......sitting hours ke kaaran lower back mein dard rehta tha...painkillers khaane se side effects a rhe the.. yoga ke saath sath maine PLANET AYURVEDA se bhi treatment liya ..ab kaafi araam hai.

[@joemin21745]

very clear explain, i have this issue . disc liquid out abit. so some time i feel back pain and leg feel nun. don't know how to put back the liquid of ( nucleus pulposus).

[@happybag1happybag139]

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[@joemin21745]

already joy

[@pcking2008]

I'd be interested in an answer too. I got off the roller coaster of Opiods, not fun at all. I continue to ice or heat. Jacuzzi jets are a temporary fix but better than nothing. I refuse to take anymore Medication that is prescribed. People do your research before taking find out what the side effects are. I find that I sleep well when ingesting half inch of medical marijuana brownies. I am a MMJ patient now. No more Opiods for me. Live in USA CA Keep doing research people and try to keep moving

[@m_m786]

Great 👍🩺♥️

[@GT-us8vc]

Thank you..short to the point and very helpful and easy to understand

[@nabilebraheim]

Are you located near, or could you get to Toledo, OH?

[@sandeepwarik]

Thanks Nabil I understood a lot about my back bcoz of you!!

[@nabilebraheim]

@NotARebel1 thanks

[@ryansyoutube6885]

Recommendation for a paracentral L5-S1 disc herniation indenting on the thecal sac. With no leg pain

[@UnitedPebbles]

I would just lie on the floor, rolling in pain for 30 almost consecutive days and it worked, may not worked at all for others. I think it is gravity based, body mass, body orientation, body repair rate. I just remembered Asian culture studies on how to deal with back pain. Ancient Asians do not use modern furnitures.

[@devboparai6534]

U also have this problem? ?

[@justfreakyd]

Thank you so much.Having fusion surgery in 4 days on L5 S1 disc and now understand condition a lot better.Maybe not quite as scared now.

[@glendapolich7549]

All your videos are excellant!!!!🌝⚘

[@truereality84]

Healing and blessings to all

[@julieann522]

thank you live in hell from all my back problems pain waiting to get into one of the best pain clinics

[@أحمدفَاطِ-ع6ك]

You got it right buddy 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@sunnygoswami2546]

EVCELLENT VIDEO SIR AND VERY GUD EXPLANATION. KEEP UPLOADING MORE AND SPREAD KNOWLEDGE

[@petarsimeonov2210]

Wonderful presentation, very useful and easily understand. I really want to download it on my phone.

[@AK-ww5gp]

Sir please make a medicine on slip disc.many people suffering from this deases

[@frozenfrosty00]

Slipped disk does not exist lol

[@chithras7434]

Theres no medicine for this actually...Herniated or bulged disc is a managable condition....Jst do excercise , Avoid forward bending ...and take care of ourselves...Am also suffering from the same condtion for last 10 years...

[@malininavaneethan1897]

Iam also having Same problem

[@malininavaneethan1897]

L5, S 1 problem

[@curryhouse1377]

THE BEST VIDEO....

[@mysnellvilleblog]

Thank you, this was the best explanation I've encountered on this!

[@67lomeli]

Patients with "industrial back pain" are often operated based on physiologic bulging of lumbar discs as seen on MRI. Lawyers have been known to tell such patients 'if you're having so much pain, you should have the surgery in order for people to believe you.' How often do patients with low back pain improve after surgery? Depression often causes low back pain and such patients must be kept away from orthopedic surgeons.