Will lumbar disc herniation be alleviated in hot weather?

Yes, lumbar spondylosis is a cold disease. If the temperature drops, blood vessels will constrict and blood circulation will be poor, resulting in muscle stiffness and aggravation of the condition. This is why patients with cervical and lumbar spondylosis suffer from cold symptoms in winter or The pain in my legs and feet worsened in low-temperature environments, but in summer it felt like it was getting better again.