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Having a Herniated or Bulging Disc is a Living Hell…
If you're here reading this, there is a high probability you're grappling with relentless lower back or neck pain that hasn't responded to “traditional” care or is dramatically affecting your daily life.
Chances are you’re not getting a good night of rest…
You’re unproductive at work…
You can’t exercise or live your active lifestyle…
The pain is so bad that it’s affecting your mood…
When the pain, stiffness, or discomfort persist, it's natural to assume it will resolve on its own or attribute it to common factors such as an uncomfortable sleeping position or age-related wear and tear. However, as time goes on, the pain persists without any signs of fading away.
Sound familiar?
Many patients facing herniated or bulging discs have been told that surgery is their only option. But the truth is, complete recovery is possible without surgery. Research and our practice's experience support this fact. Don't fall for the misconception that surgery is the sole solution.
Can you relate to this experience, too?
Another common misconception is a belief that their herniated disc will magically disappear overnight, leading individuals to rely on rest and painkillers for relief. Unfortunately, this approach often falls short, leaving people to return to their doctors after weeks of discomfort with little improvement. They may then find themselves prescribed stronger medications, advised to rest more, or even recommended injections or unnecessary surgery.
Has this frustrating cycle happened to you?
The truth is, there are various reasons why a herniated disc llingers longer than it should. It can be bewildering when different sources offer conflicting explanations.
While you may believe your pain originated from a specific incident, such as lifting something heavy or sleeping awkwardly, it's crucial to get a thorough evaluation from an expert that specializes in the non-invaive treatment of the spine.
The Signs and Symptoms of a Herniated Disc
Having a hernaited disc has some of the most intense and varying symptoms. Because the nerves of the spine are impacted, you can have an array of signs and symptoms. It all depends on where the herniated disc is at in the spine.
The most common signs and symptoms are:
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What's Your Next Step?
Here’s How Most People Start Their Journey Towards Getting Back in Motion…