How to Sit, Stand, and Sleep With L4-5 Disc Pain | Dr. Paul Barnwell, Chiropractor in Katy, TX

Описание: Most L4–L5 disc pain is not caused by sitting, standing, or sleeping positions themselves. Pain usually flares because the disc and nervous system are already overloaded before you change positions. When the nerve is sensitized, even normal postures can trigger symptoms.

This applies to people with an L4–L5 disc bulge or disc irritation who feel worse when they sit, stand, or lie down. Many people are told to fix posture or find the perfect sleeping position, but those strategies often fail because they do not address nerve and disc load first. Disc pain differs from muscle pain because it is driven by pressure and nerve sensitivity, not weakness or flexibility.

L4–L5 disc pain often follows a pattern of stiffness, sharp pain, or nerve symptoms when changing positions. The underlying issue is excess pressure on the disc combined with an irritated nerve that cannot tolerate load. Simply changing posture does not reduce that pressure. What typically helps is unloading the disc and calming the nervous system before sitting, standing, or sleeping. What usually does not help is forcing posture, bracing constantly, or stretching into pain.

In this video, you will learn:
Why sitting, standing, and sleeping increase L4–L5 disc pain even when posture looks correct.
How to use simple L4–L5 disc pain resets to unload the disc before changing positions.
How to calm nerve pain at night if L4–L5 disc pain wakes you from sleep.

Dr. Paul Barnwell, chiropractor, Katy, TX

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Dr. Paul Barnwell
Chiropractor in Katy, TX
Cornerstone Pain & Wellness
2770 FM 1463 #101b
Katy, TX 77494

Tel: (346) 257-4179

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