PAUL MASON 2b | Blocking signal from low lumbar…STOPS BACK PAIN

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presents episode 687 | Dr Paul Mason
Low Carb Down Under podcast

Not outside pressure on discs, but
internal pressure that causes pain...
"Anything that increases internal
disc pressure can lead to stress
on the annulus fibrosus and
CAUSE PAIN"

1949 paper on 16 patients with
severe, recurrent low back pain...
Doctor inserted needle into L4-5
disc, injected 2m saline
increased interdisc pressure
Results:
Reproduced their low back pain
in Every Subject
"Local anesthetic eliminated pain"
Proving the nerves were involved
[in outer part of annulus]

In every case in these experiments:
-pain was poorly localized
-many times described as
'muscular'
-due to efferent signals from these
nerves carried to brain
via sympathetic trunk
-it is visceral pain
[like angina or appendicitis]
-achy, poorly localized
-can be severe

pain signals carried along the
sinuvertebral nerves to the
sympathetic trunk
-then travel through L2-3
-carried by L2 nerve
-then to brain
"Pain from most of the lumbar
spine: carried along single nerve
This can be used for diagnosis
and treatment!

Example:
perform block of ganglion at L2-3
-stop signal from ascending
-stop pain experience
Study: 33 patients with low back pain
-had unilateral L2 nerve block on
the side of maximal pain
-during injection, 29 patients felt the
reproduction of their own pain
ALL PATIENTS reported REDUCTION in
back, buttocks, or groin pain
-26 had ALMOST ALL PAIN GONE...for 20 DAYS!

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