what is the radicular injury
- Radicular pain is pain that radiates along a nerves path; it starts at the injury site and radiates outwards through the extremities. Radicular pain is usually caused when the chemical in our disc comes through a crack and touches a nerve. It also happens when pressure is placed on a nerve from other conditions such as a herniated disc or foraminal stenosis. Certain activities or positions usually make radiculitis symptoms worse.