spine affected herniated disc

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Spine affected by a herniated disc Royalty Free Stock Photo

Medical Illustration of Lower Spine with Herniated Disc and Pain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed MRI Scan of Lumbar Spine Unveiling Chronic Back Pain through Precise Anatomy and Pathology Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Detailed 3D Medical Illustration of Herniated Spinal Column Anatomy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lumbar Disc Herniation L4-L5 with Nerve Compression Illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo

Understanding Back Pain Detailed XRay Illustration of the Human Torso with Affected Areas Highlighted Royalty Free Stock Photo

Human anatomy illustration showing lower back pain with red highlighting of the affected area Royalty Free Stock Photo

Understanding Sciatica A Visual Guide to the Affected Nerve and Supporting Skeletal Structure Royalty Free Stock Photo

Neck Nerve Compression Leading to Arm Discomfort Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lower Back Pain: Anatomy of Lumbar Spine and Sacrum with highlighted pain area Royalty Free Stock Photo

AI-Generated Lumbar Spine X-Ray Royalty Free Stock Photo

A herniated disc, also known as a slipped or ruptured disc, occurs when the nucleus of a disc is forced through a weakened part of the spine. This can put pressure on the spinal cord or nearby nerves, which can cause pain, numbness, weakness, or changes in sensation.