When a cervical disc lesion occurs, it causes damage to one or more discs in the cervical region of your spine. To treat it, you can use a simple device, called the Backrack.
The best way to stay active with a herniated disc is to engage in low impact exercises that also heal your spine, such as Backrack exercises.
Annular tears and injuries are predisposed to degenerative disc disease. Spinal decompression is an effective way to treat them.
Millions of people are affected by lower back pain worldwide. Usually, back pain can be treated easily and does not have a serious underlying cause.
But in rare cases, severe back pain can be due to a condition known as the “cauda equina syndrome” or CES, a condition that is oftentimes misdiagnosed.
Herniated, bulging and prolapsed discs in the spine can often be treated through conservative methods, such as spinal decompression therapy.
Herniated discs and posture may be related in cause and symptomology. Good posture may be able to prevent herniated discs, while poor posture might cause them.
A patient for example may not exhibit any symptoms that might be expected from the scan, and vice versa, so it is necessary to conduct a physical exam as well as take the history, pathology, and range of movement into consideration, which is beyond the field of study of most general practitioners and surgeons.
