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Created page with "The most frequent cause of this nerve irritation is a herniated disc in the spine, where the soft inner material of a spinal disc pushes out and presses on the nerve root. Other potential spinal causes include - spinal stenosis, - spondylolisthesis, or - bone spurs, all of which can lead to nerve compression and result in burning, sharp, or shooting pain." |
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The most frequent cause of this nerve irritation is a herniated disc in the spine, where the soft inner material of a spinal disc pushes out and presses on the nerve root. Other potential spinal causes include - spinal stenosis, - spondylolisthesis, or - bone spurs,
all of which can lead to nerve compression and result in burning, sharp, or shooting pain.