How common are herniated discs?

Among adults without current or previous back pain, 33 percent have significant disc abnormality. Fifty-seven percent over age sixty and 20 percent under age sixty have at least one bulging disc, and a major disc abnormality is seen in 14 percent of pain-free people under age forty and 28 percent of those over forty. One study showed a 35 percent abnormal rate in pain-free subjects, with patients over forty years of age having a 50 percent abnormal rate.

Depending upon your age, chances are better than fifty-fifty that if you go for an magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), some abnormality will be revealed.

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