Intervertebral Disc Disease: SymptomsDaschund

 

Most patients affected by a disc herniation will present with one of the following scenarios:

  • Neck/back pain without neurological deficits
  • Neck/back pain with proprioception deficits (knuckling of paws), and uncoordinated motor function (ataxia or paresis)
  • Proprioception deficits/paresis without obvious neck or back pain
  • Neck/back pain, no motor function (paralysis) with deep pain present to the distal extremities
  • Paralysis with no obvious deep pain to the distal extremities
View our handout, Intervertebral Disc Disease: Type I Disc Herniation, part II.
View our handout, Intervertebral Disc Disease: Candidates for Advanced Spinal Imaging and Neurosurgery.

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