According to WebMD, most people suffering from herniated discs don't need surgery. Their symtoms will lessen over time with treatment. Try for a second opinion. Surgery may turn out to be your only permanent solution.
Several radiographic tests are useful for confirming a diagnosis of disk herniation and locating the source of pain. These tests also help the surgeon indicate the extent of the surgery needed to fully decompress the nerve. X rays show.
Although a cervical herniated disc may originate from some sort of trauma or injury to the cervical spine, the symptoms start spontaneously. It usually develops in the 30-50 year old age group.
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Exercise can help with a herniated disc by strengthening the muscles that support the spine, improving flexibility, and reducing pressure on the affected disc. This can help alleviate pain and improve overall function.
Math is more important because without math we couldn't do surgery. I disagree, where do you use math in surgery? Surgery has been done for centuries without math. If you get hurt and need surgery do you call in a mathematician to help with the surgery. I work for a surgery company and I have never seen a mathematician while surgery's are performed.
USUALLY (note the caps) a herniated disk will retract on its own, releasing pressure on the nerve, and the pain will disappear. this happens about 70% of the time. The disk will then scar in place, and you should not be bothered again. Occasionally a numb area (where the nerve went) will remain after healing. USUALLY (note the caps) a herniated disk will retract on its own, releasing pressure on the nerve, and the pain will disappear. this happens about 70% of the time. The disk will then scar in place, and you should not be bothered again. Occasionally a numb area (where the nerve went) will remain after healing. This can take several weeks to occur...
Some good spinal exercises include trunk lifts and planks, as these exercises do not add stress to your spine and help build and strengthen the muscle around your spine. To fix a disk, though, requires professional physical therapy.
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There are several different classifications of herniated discs. Each of these different sub types may have a range of severity. To answer the question literally, no a chiropractor can't "fix" a herniated disc. However, many individuals with herniated discs find great relief of symptoms with chiropractic treatment. This is all dependent on the type of herniation. When the inner material of the disc becomes separated from the disc it's self and becomes lodged in the spinal canal, surgery may be the only option. However, if the herniated portion of the disc is still attached, you may want to consider a less invasive course of treatment. One great option is a chiropractic technique known as Flexion Distraction Technique. The goal of this technique is to decrease decrease the pressure in the disc and therefore help the disc heal it's self.
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