Intervertebral discogenic back pain is a common cause of axial back pain, caused by damage to one or more intervertebral discs, without any nerve root symptoms.
The piriformis muscle is located on the posterior wall of the pelvis and is triangular in shape. It starts from the anterior side of the 2nd to 5th sacral vertebrae, with muscle fibers concentrated ou
Although we need to pay attention to the stability around the lumbar spine, the thoracic spine requires a certain degree of mobility to ensure the health of the neck and shoulders.