Types & Causes
Here you’ll find articles about the types and causes of degenerative disc disease.
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Types & Causes
What Causes Degenerative Disc Disease?
Understanding the causes of degenerative disc disease is the best way to prevent and mange it. Learn the causes and what to avoid.
How Annular Tears Cause Degenerative Disc Disease
Because annular tears are the cause of so many spine issues like degenerative disc disease, it’s important to have a clear understanding of how exactly these tears affect your spine health. If you have back pain that has been difficult to diagnose, learning more about annular tears may give you some insight into the cause of it.
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Types & Causes
Can Sports Cause Disc Disease?
Exercise and activity is an important part of keeping your spine healthy, but some sports actually increase your risk of developing degenerative disc disease.
Disc Desiccation’s Role in Degenerative Disc Disease
Disc desiccation plays a large role in degenerative disc disease because it is one of its main causes. However, there’s a lot more to disc desiccation and how it affects degenerative disc disease than it simply being the main cause of this condition.
Is Degenerative Disc Disease Hereditary?
There are many factors that work together to cause degenerative disc disease. Just a few examples of contributing factors include which sports you participate in and how often, your occupation, injuries you may have sustained in the past, whether or not you smoke, and even your age. Can genetics be added to this list?
8 Professions That Increase Degenerative Disc Disease Risk
Is your career putting you at risk for degenerative disc disease? There are several occupations that place workers at high risk for spine damage. Whether you already have a career, are thinking of changing your career, or are trying to choose your future career, this list can help you understand your risk of developing degenerative disc disease.
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