A spinal disc herniation is a condition affecting the spine in which there is a tear in the outer fibrous ring of an intervertebral disc allowing the soft central portion to extrude out into the foramen which can then irritate nerves in the spinal canal. This condition is commonly called a sciatica. Herniated disc can range in severity depending upon the level of the spinal cord, and the type of tissue involved. Trauma can cause back pain. External traumas include people stepping or falling on your back. An internal factor could include a herniated disc. If this is the case, then you would have to deal with that. This site is used primarily for the relief of pain associated with lower back disorders, but can also assist in the treatment of arthritis and other joint conditions. Due to the cause of kapha, aggravated with the quality of dryness (ruksha), resulting in prolapse. The main aim of treatment is to reduce the dryness and bring back the snehan guna, elasticity and to reydrate the disc. It's a condition of the spine in which there is a tear in the outer covering of an intervertebral disc allowing the soft portion of the disc to rupture, causing back pain, discomfort, and possible paralysis. The symptoms of a herniated disc can vary depending on the location of the herniation and the type of soft tissue that become involves symptoms, numbness tingling sensation, muscular weakness, paralysis & affection of reflexes. In Ayurveda, back pain can occur from an external source, usually caused by a trauma. Low back pain can affect anyone, but if your lower back is causing you discomfort and your joints don’t feel well, you could have a vata imbalance. Due to the causes of pain which is pranayama, asanas and pavanmrityu, it should be considered that the cause is not only vata but also pitta and kapha as these have aggravated one another.