Patient's question:
After the age of 36, I have insufficient blood supply to the back of my head and lower back/leg pain. What could be the cause and how should it be treated? It hasn't been long. Because the child is breastfeeding. I haven't taken any medicine yet. I want to ask how it might have occurred and how it should be treated.Doctor's answer:
Ischemic brain disease is generally believed to be caused by atherosclerosis, and in addition, conditions such as cervical spondylosis and the aging of the vertebral artery can also lead to cerebral basal artery edema. As for the cause of lower back and leg pain, I am not in a position to give a direct conclusion, but based on your symptoms, it is likely to be a herniated intervertebral disc. The pain may be relieved after childbirth, so it is recommended to visit a hospital's spine department for a thorough examination. The above is the answer to "Why do I have insufficient blood supply to the back of my head and lower back and leg pain after the age of 36?" Hope it helps you.