"Teacher Li, let's start calling the numbers!"
Li Jingsheng said to Li Li.
A female patient in her forties was directly pushed in, lying on a flat bed, her face full of pain.
Unable to walk at all, indicating the injury is either in the lumbar spine or the cervical spine.
The patient can move her head, and her upper limbs can be placed on her chest, indicating no issues with the upper body.
So the problem is most likely in the lumbar spine.
For patients over forty, the probability of lumbar spine problems is much higher than for younger people.
Especially for those engaged in heavy physical labor or work requiring bending, diseases like lumbar disc herniation are more likely to occur.
"Is it the lumbar spine?"
Li Jingsheng directly asked the female patient.
"Yes, my wife's lumbar spine was injured before, after nearly a year of recovery, there were no issues. Could work normally. Didn't expect this time it suddenly hurt so much she can't even walk."
