Symptoms of lumbar muscle strain include recurrent pain in the lumbar or lumbosacral region, and traction pain in the lower extremities may occur in some severe cases.
1. Lumbar and lumbosacral pain: lumbar muscle strain injury usually has pain in the lumbar or lumbosacral region, which increases or decreases with climate change and fatigue. During acute attack, lumbar pain and activity limitation are very obvious and may be accompanied by muscle spasm, which can be appropriately alleviated after rest.
2. Lower extremity traction pain: If the lumbar muscle strain is serious, the symptoms of scoliosis will appear, which may be accompanied by lower extremity traction pain. The pain is mainly vague. The range of pain can be a small part or the whole lumbar region, bouts of dull pain or no irritating pain.
Any symptom should go to the hospital for early diagnosis and treatment to avoid delay.