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 Degenerative intervertebral disc disease (DDD) is an age-related condition contributing to low back pain. DDD impairs the functional capacity of intervertebral discs, rendering them incapable of bearing physiological loads. This leads to damage to the structural integrity of the discs and the formation of disc herniation, osteophytes, and vertebral micro-fractures. The precise pathogenesis of DDD and its relationship with environmental and genetic factors are poorly understood. However, disc degeneration is strongly associated with occupational activities involving heavy physical loading. Common symptoms indicating that degenerative disc disease may cause neck pain include neck pain, pain radiating to the shoulder blades or arms, numbness, tingling, and occasional difficulties with hand dexterity. Occupational risk factors, such as prolonged abnormal postures, bending, vibration, twisting, sitting, and heavy lifting, are suspected to be linked to disc degeneration and herniation. ...

 Degenerative intervertebral disc disease (DDD) is an age-related condition contributing to low back pain. DDD impairs the functional capacity of intervertebral discs, rendering them incapable of bearing physiological loads. This leads to damage to the structural integrity of the discs and the formation of disc herniation, osteophytes, and vertebral micro-fractures. The precise pathogenesis of DDD and its relationship with environmental and genetic factors are poorly understood. However, disc degeneration is strongly associated with occupational activities involving heavy physical loading. Common symptoms indicating that degenerative disc disease may cause neck pain include neck pain, pain radiating to the shoulder blades or arms, numbness, tingling, and occasional difficulties with hand dexterity. Occupational risk factors, such as prolonged abnormal postures, bending, vibration, twisting, sitting, and heavy lifting, are suspected to be linked to disc degeneration and herniation. ...