Injuries

Herniated Disc

A herniated disc isn't a sentence. Most cases respond well to non-surgical care.

About Herniated Disc

A herniated disc means the soft inner material of a spinal disc has pushed through its outer layer. When that bulging material presses on a nerve root, you get the classic radiating pain, numbness, or weakness.

Non-surgical spinal decompression, combined with adjusting and rehab, gives many disc patients excellent results, often when they've been told surgery was the only option.

Common causes

  • Acute lifting or twisting injury
  • Long-term postural strain
  • Age-related disc degeneration
  • Repetitive flexion (sitting all day)

How we treat it

  • Non-surgical spinal decompression
  • Specific adjusting around the affected segment
  • Core and stabilizer rehab
  • Activity modification and ergonomic coaching
What your first visit looks like

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Real herniated disc stories from Tampa patients.

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