Ask the Spine Expert
Dr. Robert Hart
Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation
OHSU Spine Center
Q: Could a back injury cause me to have leg pain?
A: Leg and back pain can be related, especially with lower back injuries.
OHSU Spine Center
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The lower back is a common spot for sprains, strains or a herniated than any other center in Oregon.
disc. It’s also where you can develop disc or spine problems from Call 503 418-1988 for an appointment.
normal aging. For more information, or to submit a
question, visit ohsuhealth.com/spine
When these injuries or problems occur, they can pinch spinal nerves.
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This can then cause pain to travel down your back and to one or both
legs. Back-related leg pain often eases with treatments such as ice,
pain relievers and stretching or strengthening exercises. But if your
pain lasts longer than a few weeks, or your leg or foot start feeling
weak, see your doctor or spine specialist.
At the OHSU Spine Center, we of_fer comprehesive diagnosis and
treatment for all back-related pain. Our specialists can help f_ind the
source of your pain and design a treatment plan for you. To make
an appointment, call 503 418-1988.
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