What is a Slipped Disc?
Understanding the Basics of a slipped disc, also known as a herniated disc or bulging disc, occurs when the soft inner core of a spinal disc pushes through its tough outer layer. Discs act as shock absorbers between the bones (vertebrae) of your spine, allowing flexibility and movement. When a disc slips or herniates, it can irritate nearby nerves, causing discomfort. Understanding how a disc gets damaged is the critical first step.
- Causes of a Slipped Disc: This condition often results from wear and tear, known as disc degeneration, as part of aging. Repetitive strain, improper lifting techniques, or sudden trauma can also lead to a slipped disc. In some cases, it may arise from underlying conditions such as scoliosis or previous spinal injuries. Excess weight, sedentary lifestyles, and poor posture increase the risk.
- Non-Surgical Solutions: While many fear surgery, most slipped discs can be managed with non-invasive methods. Options include physiotherapy, chiropractic adjustments, or tailored rehabilitation programs designed to reduce pressure on the affected disc and improve spinal alignment. Early diagnosis and conservative care are key to recovery.
Signs and Symptoms of a Slipped Disc
Common Symptoms: A slipped disc can manifest in various ways, depending on its location. Common symptoms include:
- Localized pain: Typically in the neck, lower back, or lower spine.
- Radiating discomfort: Pain may travel to the arms, legs, or buttocks, known as radiculopathy or sciatica
- Numbness and tingling: This occurs when nerves are compressed.
- Weakness: Reduced strength in affected muscles can make activities like walking or lifting challenging.
Location Matters: Symptoms differ based on where the disc is slipped. For example:
- A cervical slipped disc may cause neck discomofort and arm numbness.
- A lumbar slipped disc often results in lower back symptoms, sciatica and leg discomfort.
When to Seek Help: Consult a healthcare provider if symptoms persist, worsen, or disrupt daily activities. Delayed care and intervention can lead to chronic conditions or nerve damage, making early intervention vital.
What is the Best Means of Diagnosing a Slipped Disc?
Diagnosing a slipped disc requires precise methods to ensure proper care and understanding of the condition. When addressing discomfort or sensations extending down the legs, such as tingling or weakness commonly referred to as sciatica, an MRI is the recommended imaging method.
Unlike X-rays, which primarily show bone structures, MRIs provide detailed images of soft tissues, including spinal discs, nerves, and surrounding structures. This makes it possible to identify disc-related issues and determine the extent of involvement with nearby tissues.
X-rays, while useful for assessing bone alignment or structural changes, are not sufficient to evaluate disc health or conditions affecting the nerves. Relying on X-rays alone may delay understanding the cause of the condition, especially when symptoms involve radiating sensations or reduced mobility. An MRI, on the other hand, can pinpoint changes in the disc, such as protrusions or herniations, that may lead to nerve irritation.
For individuals experiencing radiating sensations from the lower back into the legs, such as with sciatica, an MRI can provide clarity by showing the relationship between the discs and nearby nerves. This clarity is essential for understanding the condition and planning effective management strategies. Early imaging with an MRI allows individuals to take appropriate steps to address the issue while avoiding unnecessary procedures.
Ultimately, MRIs provide a non-invasive and detailed approach to understanding slipped disc conditions, making them the preferred choice for accurate assessments. By prioritizing comprehensive imaging, individuals can work towards improving their mobility and overall well-being.
Lifestyle Changes for Managing a Slipped Disc
- Importance of Lifestyle Adjustments: Making the right lifestyle changes can significantly improve recovery and prevent recurrence. The goal is to strengthen the spine and minimize pressure on the affected disc.
- Movement and Posture: Engage in low-impact activities like walking or swimming to maintain mobility without overloading the spine. Use ergonomic furniture and practice proper posture while sitting, standing, or lifting to avoid strain.
- Diet and Weight Management: Maintaining a healthy weight reduces the load on your spine. A nutrient-rich diet focusing on anti-inflammatory foods like vegetables, fruits, and omega-3 fatty acids can support healing.
- Stress Reduction: Chronic stress can exacerbate pain. Incorporate relaxation techniques like meditation or yoga to help reduce muscle tension and support spinal health.
By implementing these changes, patients with slipped discs can improve their quality of life and reduce the likelihood of future issues.
Non-Surgical Care for Slipped Discs
Chiropractic care combined with spinal decompression, and physiotherapy offers effective, non-invasive solutions for slipped disc recovery. A great example of an ideal non-surgical method of care for a slipped disc related disorder is the NSD Therapy® protocols where prescion and targeting root causes is the main goal.
Can a Slipped Disc Be Helped Without Surgery?
Yes, it is possible to address slipped discs without surgery or injections. Innovative therapy technologies and customized care approaches have made non-surgical recovery achievable. Advanced tools such as the RxDecom®, High-Intensity Laser Therapy (HILT), Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT), and Flexion-Distraction Therapy are effective methods used in non-invasive care for slipped discs.
Successful non-surgical recovery requires a personalized and comprehensive approach. Chiropractic and physiotherapy care plans must be tailored specifically for slipped disc cases to ensure precision and effectiveness. CSC combines chiropractic, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation techniques to offer advanced and customized care that supports recovery and improves overall spinal health.
Slipped Disc: Manageable Without Surgery or Injections
It is possible to manage and support recovery from a slipped disc without the need for surgery or injections. However, if you have a slipped disc, you need to make sure your provider has the skills and methods of care needed to help a non-surgical recover.
A common mistake many centers make when treating slipped disc patients is that they often use rotatory methods of care, including twisting exercises or stretching programs as part of the care they give.
A damaged spinal disc care or recovery plan should exclude any form of twisting, cracking, bending or other forms of movements or systems that puts the damaged disc under stress.
Before considering surgical intervention, explore our effective alternatives. CSC’s collaborative care approach utilizes targeted treatments and specialized technology designed to address slipped discs, including spinal disc bulges, herniations, protrusions, prolapses, and extrusions.
Advanced Technology for Slipped Disc Recovery
Recovery from a slipped disc requires a combination of advanced technology and personalized care. At CSC, we employ:
- RxDecom®: A specialized spinal decompression therapy device.
- FD-3000™: Innovative technology for non-invasive spine care.
- Shockwave Therapy: Helps support tissue repair and recovery.
Our approach integrates these technologies with focused multidisciplinary care. By combining clinical physiotherapy and corrective chiropractic methods, CSC offers an unparalleled level of care for slipped discs in Malaysia.
Why Chiropractic Specialty Center®?
CSC’s methods for non-surgical slipped disc recovery are well-regarded for their effectiveness. We focus on improving spinal function and enhancing overall well-being using evidence-based care plans. Many patients have achieved significant relief and better mobility through our approach.
Before opting for surgery, consider CSC’s comprehensive care for slipped discs. Our expertise, advanced technology, and commitment to patient-centered care can make a difference.
What Causes a Bulging, Herniated, or Protruded Disc?
A slipped disc, often referred to as a bulging, herniated, or protruded disc, is a common condition in the lumbar (lower back) and cervical (neck) spine. This condition frequently develops due to neglecting minor issues in the spine that gradually worsen over time.
Spinal discs are durable and resilient structures, but they are not immune to damage. Factors such as poor posture, repetitive bending, or twisting at the waist can have long-lasting effects on the spine. Over time, these repetitive stresses contribute to structural weaknesses in the muscles and ligaments that support the spine.
How Poor Posture and Repetitive Movements Affect the Spine
- Muscle Weakness: Poor posture, prolonged sitting, and repetitive movements like bending or twisting can weaken spinal muscles over time.
- Ligament Weakness: Once muscles are compromised, ligaments are placed under additional strain, leading to instability.
- Cumulative Stress: Weak muscles and ligaments result in increased stress on spinal joints and discs, contributing to conditions such as bulging, herniated, or protruded discs.
These cumulative factors are often the root cause of disc-related issues. Patients commonly use the term “slipped disc” to describe their condition, although it is not an accurate medical term.
Understanding the Term “Slipped Disc”
The term “slipped disc” is a layperson’s phrase used to describe various spinal disc problems. It is not a diagnosis. In reality, spinal discs do not slip. Instead, they may:
- Bulge: A slight outward movement of the disc’s outer layer.
- Herniate: A rupture or tear in the disc’s outer layer, allowing inner material to protrude.
- Protrude: A more pronounced displacement of the disc.
- Extrude or Fragment: Severe cases where the inner disc material leaks out.
The medical community uses these terms to describe specific types of disc damage more accurately. Understanding these distinctions can help patients make informed decisions about their care.
Degenerated Spinal Disc: The First Stage of Damage and a Leading Factor in Slipped Discs
A degenerated disc, also known as a desiccated disc or degenerative disc disease (DDD), refers to the early degenerative changes that affect a healthy spinal disc. These changes are becoming more common and are now observed in younger populations. Research has identified cases of disc degeneration in children as young as nine years old. Sedentary lifestyles and prolonged sitting contribute significantly to this trend.
In simple terms, a degenerated disc loses its fluid content, which is vital for maintaining the disc’s integrity and function. Over time, this degeneration can lead to disc bulges or herniations, commonly referred to as slipped discs.
Understanding Disc Degeneration
While some level of degeneration is a normal part of aging, early-onset disc degeneration can lead to significant spine issues later in life. Degeneration in individuals under 45 is not typical and often signals underlying health concerns. Those experiencing early disc degeneration are at greater risk of developing bulging, herniated, or protruded discs.
The Role of Hydration in Spinal Disc Health
Spinal discs rely on proper hydration and fluid content to stay healthy. Sedentary behaviors, such as prolonged sitting, increase pressure within the spinal discs. This pressure expels water and nutrients that the discs need for repair and maintenance. Over time, this lack of hydration weakens the discs, accelerating degeneration and predisposing individuals to bulging or herniated discs.
Preventing Early Degeneration
Adopting an active lifestyle and minimizing prolonged sitting are essential steps to maintaining spinal disc health. By keeping the muscles and discs healthy, you can reduce the likelihood of early-onset disc degeneration and its associated complications.
What Is a Bulging Disc, and Should You Be Concerned?
A bulging disc occurs when a spinal disc in the cervical (neck), thoracic (mid-back), or lumbar (lower back) spine weakens or becomes dehydrated due to degeneration or desiccation. This condition causes the disc fibers to extend slightly beyond their normal boundaries. While the term “bulging disc” is sometimes used interchangeably with herniated or prolapsed discs, they are distinct conditions. A bulging disc typically refers to minor swelling or inflammation of the outer disc fibers.
Why Should You Address a Bulging Disc Early?
A neglected bulging disc may progress into more severe spinal conditions, such as herniated, extruded, or fragmented discs. Addressing disc issues early is essential to avoid worsening symptoms and the potential need for invasive procedures like spine surgery.
CSC offers conservative care for bulging discs through NSD Therapy®, a non-surgical, integrative approach to spinal health. Our protocols are designed to support recovery and prevent further complications, helping patients maintain mobility and quality of life.
Understanding the Progression of a Bulging Disc
A bulging disc does not initially compress nerve roots or the spinal cord. However, as the disc bulge extends further, it may lead to nerve root or spinal cord compression, evolving into conditions like herniated, protruded, or prolapsed discs. This progression underscores the importance of addressing bulging discs before they become more severe.
NSD Therapy®: Non-Surgical Spine Care
NSD Therapy® offers a comprehensive, non-invasive approach to managing spinal disc issues, including:
- Disc Bulges: Early intervention to address swelling and inflammation.
- Herniated and Extruded Discs: Preventing nerve compression and supporting recovery.
- Partially Fragmented Discs: Offering effective care to improve function and reduce discomfort.
The goal of NSD Therapy® is to alleviate nerve compression and improve spinal health without surgery, allowing patients to maintain an active, pain-free lifestyle.
Care Options for a Disc Bulge or Herniated Disc
The term “slipped disc” is often used to describe a herniated disc, but the conditions differ in severity. A disc bulge involves the outer fibers of a spinal disc swelling or protruding slightly. In contrast, a herniated disc occurs when both the inner (nucleus pulposus) and outer (annulus fibrosus) fibers rupture or protrude through the disc’s outer layer. Herniated discs represent a more advanced and critical condition compared to bulging discs.
Progression from Bulging Disc to Herniated Disc
Herniated discs typically result from degenerative changes that weaken the disc over time. Many individuals with herniated discs initially experience a bulging disc but neglect to seek appropriate care. This underscores the importance of addressing disc bulges early through targeted conservative care to prevent progression.
Why Effective Care Matters for Herniated Discs
Herniated discs can be mild, moderate, or severe, and they almost always involve nerve root compression. Moderate to severe cases may also compress the spinal cord. Prolonged compression of nerves or the spinal cord can lead to lasting damage and disability. Therefore, it is critical to seek effective, conservative care tailored to the specific needs of a herniated disc.
Challenges in Traditional Care for Herniated Discs
Standard chiropractic or physiotherapy care often focuses on managing discomfort rather than addressing the underlying issue. These methods may reduce symptoms but are not designed to retract the herniated nucleus pulposus or repair the annulus fibrosus.
The RxDecom® offers several key benefits:
- Spinal Decompression Therapy: Targets and retracts herniated disc material effectively.
- Enhanced Recovery: Repairs spinal disc damage more comprehensively than chiropractic or physiotherapy alone.
- Customized Care: Each session is tailored to the patient’s specific condition for optimal outcomes.
This integrative approach ensures that patients receive evidence-based, non-surgical care designed to improve spinal health and reduce the risk of progression.
What Is an Extruded Disc?
An extruded disc is an advanced and more severe form of disc herniation. To recap:
- A bulging disc occurs when the outer fibers of the disc (annulus fibrosus) swell beyond their normal boundaries.
- A herniated disc happens when the inner fibers (nucleus pulposus) and outer fibers are forced out of place.
- An extruded disc represents the progression of a herniated disc, often resulting from neglect or inadequate care for a bulging or herniated disc.
Can an Extruded Disc Be Managed Without Surgery?
While surgery is commonly recommended for extruded discs, conservative care can help many individuals recover without the need for invasive procedures. At Chiropractic Specialty Center® (CSC), we have successfully helped hundreds of patients recover from extruded discs using non-surgical methods.
Effective care for extruded discs must be:
- Targeted: Focused on the specific needs of the damaged disc.
- Comprehensive: Combining spinal decompression therapy with physiotherapy and chiropractic care.
The Importance of Precision in Care
Standard therapies, such as generic traction-based decompression or aggressive adjustments, are often insufficient or counterproductive for extruded discs. Additionally, overly intense exercise programs may hinder recovery. It is essential to choose a center with proven expertise, advanced technology, and a personalized approach to ensure the best outcomes.
CSC’s integrative approach uses advanced spinal decompression therapy and evidence-based physiotherapy and chiropractic methods to provide precise, non-invasive care for extruded discs. Comprehensive care is key to avoiding complications, such as a fragmented disc, and supporting recovery effectively.
What Is a Fragmented Disc, and Can It Be Managed Without Surgery?
A fragmented disc is the most severe form of a slipped disc. It often develops over years or decades due to prolonged spinal disc issues that were either untreated or undetected. Interestingly, many individuals with milder disc conditions do not experience symptoms initially, leading to delayed intervention.
What Is a Fragmented Disc?
Fragmented discs occur when portions of the spinal disc material chip away, becoming free-floating fragments in the spinal canal. These fragments can cause significant issues, including:
- Risk of losing bowel or bladder function.
- Severe nerve damage from prolonged compression.
- Potential degenerative changes in the nerve root or spinal cord, which may lead to paralysis if left unaddressed.
Fragmented discs are categorized into:
- Partially Fragmented Discs: Some fragments remain attached to the disc.
- Fully Fragmented Discs: Detached fragments pose a higher risk and often require surgical intervention.
Can Conservative Care Help with a Fragmented Disc?
While fully fragmented discs typically require surgery, partially fragmented discs may benefit from conservative, non-invasive care. Chiropractic Specialty Center® (CSC) has achieved success in managing partially fragmented discs through targeted, non-surgical slipped disc care.
Conservative treatments focus on:
- Alleviating nerve compression.
- Reducing inflammation.
- Supporting the remaining disc structure to prevent further damage.
However, it’s important to note that early intervention is crucial. Patients with partially fragmented discs should seek professional care promptly to minimize the risk of progression and complications.
Are Steroidal Injections Helpful?
Steroidal injections are often viewed as a quick fix, but they come with significant risks and are not recommended as a long-term solution. Research published in the Journal of Radiology has highlighted the potential harms of steroidal injections, such as corticosteroid and epidural injections, including:
- Fractures and osteoporosis.
- Cartilage and tissue damage around joints.
- Severe arthritis, bone death, and increased disability risks.
These findings emphasize that steroidal injections can cause more harm than good. Patients who rely on them instead of seeking effective conservative care are often eventually referred for spine surgery. If avoiding surgery is a priority, it’s best to refrain from using steroidal injections altogether.
Can Anti-Inflammatory Medications Repair the Spine?
Anti-inflammatory medications can help reduce swelling and provide temporary relief. However, they cannot repair spinal damage. In some cases, these medications may be beneficial when used for a short period alongside targeted conservative care.
Key points to consider:
- Short-Term Use: Anti-inflammatory medications can be effective for one to two weeks.
- Long-Term Risks: Prolonged use can lead to harmful side effects and may indicate ineffective care.
If you find yourself needing medications regularly, it’s essential to reassess your care plan. Long-term reliance on medication suggests underlying issues that are not being adequately addressed.
Why Conservative Care Is a Safer Option
Conservative measures, such as chiropractic and physiotherapy combined with advanced technology, focus on addressing the root cause of spinal issues. Unlike medications or injections, these methods promote repair and recovery from within.
Injections, particularly those involving the spinal column, carry serious risks, including:
- Infections.
- Spinal cord or nerve root damage.
- Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leaks, which can be life-threatening.
Avoiding these risks by choosing non-invasive care can protect your long-term health while promoting recovery.
How Can a Damaged Spine Be Managed?
At Chiropractic Specialty Center® (CSC), we offer integrated spine care and advanced technology to address spinal disc issues such as bulging, herniated, and extruded discs. Contrary to common beliefs, many spinal disc conditions can be improved without surgery through our non-invasive NSD Therapy® programs.
Understanding Slipped Discs
The term “slipped disc” is commonly used to describe conditions like bulging or herniated discs. These occur when the disc’s outer fibers (annulus fibrosus) and inner material (nucleus pulposus) protrude or rupture, often leading to nerve compression. Left untreated, these conditions can progress and potentially cause severe complications, including nerve damage or paralysis.
Non-Surgical Care for Damaged Spines
Our care methods focus on non-invasive, precision-based approaches to address and support spinal health. Using advanced technology like the RxDecom®, NSD Therapy® offers targeted spinal decompression to help alleviate nerve compression and support recovery. This care is provided through a collaborative effort between chiropractors and physiotherapists, ensuring comprehensive and personalized attention.
Key benefits of NSD Therapy® include:
- Addressing spinal disc damage without surgery or injections.
- Supporting the repair and recovery of spinal discs.
- Combining advanced spinal decompression therapy with physiotherapy and chiropractic care for optimal results.
Why Choose Chiropractic Specialty Center®?
CSC’s integrative approach has successfully supported thousands of patients, even in cases where surgery was initially recommended. Our methods are:
- Evidence-Based: Backed by proven results and advanced technology.
- Comprehensive: Combining chiropractic, physiotherapy, and spinal decompression therapy.
- Patient-Centered: Tailored to each individual’s condition and needs.
Can Bulging and Herniated Discs Be Managed Without Spine Surgery?
Bulging and herniated discs do not typically require spine surgery. While surgery is often seen as a quick solution, it does not address the root cause of disc issues. Instead, surgical procedures involve cutting and patching tissues, which may lead to complications or flare-ups in the future. To effectively address bulging or herniated discs, non-invasive therapies that specifically target the damaged tissues are recommended.
Advanced Non-Surgical Solutions for Spinal Discs
At Chiropractic Specialty Center® (CSC), we offer manual techniques and advanced spine-specific technologies to support spinal disc health. Our non-invasive care includes:
- RxDecom®: Spinal decompression therapy to alleviate nerve compression and support disc recovery.
- Shockwave Therapy: Promotes tissue repair and reduces inflammation.
- FD-3000™ (Flexion-Distraction Therapy): Gentle mobilization for spinal discs and joints.
- Spinercise®: Targets and strengthens muscles supporting the spine.
These therapies are part of our holistic, non-operative care approach designed to improve spinal disc function without surgery or injections.
Why Choose Chiropractic Specialty Center®?
CSC combines chiropractic and physiotherapy with advanced technology to offer unparalleled care for spinal disc conditions. We provide:
- Comprehensive Assessments: Ensuring an accurate understanding of your condition.
- Customized Treatments: Tailored to meet your specific needs.
- State-of-the-Art Technology: Including Asia’s most advanced spinal decompression systems.
Spinal decompression therapy, widely regarded as one of the best non-surgical treatments in the United States, is pain-free and effective for restoring spinal disc health. If you’re dealing with a slipped disc, visit CSC for holistic, non-invasive solutions. Call us today to schedule a detailed assessment and learn if you’re a candidate for our advanced system of care.
Decompression Therapy vs. Modern Traction
It’s important to understand the difference between true spinal decompression therapy and traditional traction machines. Many centers in Asia offer traction devices under the guise of advanced decompression systems, but these machines lack the precision and effectiveness of true decompression technology. At Chiropractic Specialty Center® (CSC), our advanced decompression therapy devices, such as the RxDecom®, deliver superior results for slipped disc care.
The RxDecom®
The RxDecom® stands out due to its advanced technology, including:
- Sensors and Computer Interfaces: Precisely calibrated for targeted care.
- Dynamic Adjustments: Customized to each patient’s unique needs.
- Controlled Pressure: Ensures optimal decompression without unnecessary strain.
In contrast, traditional traction machines lack the precision and adaptability needed for complex disc conditions. The benefits provided by CSC’s spinal decompression therapy far exceed those of standard traction systems, as evidenced by our success in treating even the most challenging slipped disc cases.
Collaborative Expertise and Advanced Technology
Our clinical team of chiropractors and physiotherapists plays an essential role in ensuring optimal outcomes. Their expertise, combined with our advanced technology, allows us to provide non-surgical solutions that are both effective and safe.
CSC has gained recognition for our successful outcomes, attracting patients from the United Kingdom, Africa, the Middle East, India, and across Asia. This global trust is built on our:
- World-Class Skills: Our team is experienced in managing complex disc conditions.
- Breakthrough Technology: The RxDecom® and other advanced devices ensure precise and effective care.
- Integrated Approach: Combining chiropractic, physiotherapy, and decompression therapy for comprehensive treatment.
Why Choose Chiropractic Specialty Center®?
At CSC, we specialize in non-invasive slipped disc care, providing solutions that help patients recover without the need for surgery. Whether you are dealing with an acute or chronic disc condition, our expertise, technology, and personalized care plans are designed to deliver results.
If you’re experiencing a slipped disc, visit us today to experience Malaysia’s most advanced non-surgical back care.
What Makes NSD Therapy® Unique?
NSD Therapy® is a multi-faceted, non-invasive care method designed for spinal disc recovery. It combines:
- Advanced Technology: The RxDecom® offers precise spinal decompression for targeted care.
- Expert Chiropractic Care: Delivered by experienced chiropractors.
- Comprehensive Physiotherapy: Provided by Chiropractic Specialty Center® physiotherapists.
The goal of NSD Therapy® is to stabilize the root cause of the condition and promote the recovery of spinal disc health.
Call one of our centers to speak with a chiropractor or physiotherapist to learn more about how our collaborative, technology-driven care can support your recovery.
7 FAQs On Slipped Disc
Below are seven frequently asked questions about slipped discs:
A slipped disc refers to a condition where the inner gel-like core of a spinal disc bulges out through a tear in its outer layer. This can lead to nerve compression, resulting in pain, numbness, or weakness in the affected area.
Common causes include age-related degeneration, improper lifting techniques, repetitive movements, and trauma. Factors such as poor posture and a sedentary lifestyle can also contribute to disc herniation.
Symptoms may vary depending on the disc’s location and the severity of nerve compression. Common signs include back pain, radiating pain into the limbs, tingling, numbness, and muscle weakness.
Diagnosis typically involves a physical examination to assess nerve function and imaging studies such as MRI or CT scans to confirm the presence and extent of disc herniation.
In some cases, symptoms of a slipped disc may improve over time with rest, physical therapy, and lifestyle modifications. However, it’s essential to consult a healthcare professional for appropriate guidance.
Care approaches depend on the severity of the condition. Conservative methods include physical therapy, pain management, and lifestyle changes. In more severe cases, surgical intervention may be considered.
Preventive measures include maintaining good posture, engaging in regular exercise to strengthen back and core muscles, avoiding heavy lifting, and practicing proper body mechanics during physical activities.
I’m a slip disc patient. Currently, I’m on medication and have been referred to Assunta hospital for treatment. I want to seek 2nd opinion. Can I know how/ where I can refer to? Kindly please contact me.
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Suffering from prolapsed disc C5-C6 since 2013.
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Have you tried this treatment? Mine got the same problem
Dear Fia,
Our neck treatments for herniated or bulging spinal discs (slipped disc) are provided through comprehensive therapeutic programs for spinal joints, muscles, ligaments, and of course, spinal discs. The care you will receive incorporates corrective chiropractic, physiotherapy, and therapies provided via spine-specific therapy devices. Our goals are to repairs as much of the damage as possible. We have treated thousands successfully and hope to do the same for you. I invite you to call our main center at 03 2093 1000 and speak with one of our chiropractors or physiotherapists to learn more about your non-surgical options.
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I have slip discs L4/L5 L5/S1. What would you advise that should I do; operation, or do you have another alternative?
Dear Haswani,
Spinal disc problems are widespread. The L4-L5 and L5-S1 are the most common sites for slip discs. At our center, we have treated thousands of slip disc patients without the need for an operative procedure. The best non-surgical treatment for a Slip Disc (Slipped Disc) is NSD Therapy. It is effective even if you have had a failed surgical outcome. NSD Therapy is a combination of Advanced Technology, Chiropractic, Physiotherapy, Targeted Rehabilitation, and Nutrition. to learn more about NSD Therapy, visit us at:
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Alternatively, you may call our main center at 03-2093 1000 to speak with one of our Chiropractors or Physiotherapists. We have helped many, even when others have failed. We are certain that we can help. Call us today to set up your one-on-one consultation with one of our non-surgical clinical experts. We can help.
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I have a cervical herniated disc and having pain due to nerve impingement. The pain runs down to my shoulder and left arm. It’s been constant for the past 3 weeks. It was about to go off, but it came back 2 days ago. I wonder what kind of treatment would be suitable for me as it affects my daily activities and work. Please, contact me through my mail address below.
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Dear Jermy,
We missed responding to your post, and we are sorry for that. Herniated discs and pinched nerves can cause pain in the arms, shoulder, and even wrist. Furthermore, it can cause numbness, tingling, and even weakness on the affected side. The best non-surgical solution is NSD Therapy. Our center is the ONLY center in Malaysia that offers NSD Therapy. In short, we can help you.
Slipped Disc L5 S1 compressed
Dear Mr. Goh,
A compressed, bulging, or herniated L5-S1 disc (slipped disc) can be successfully treated without injections or surgery. We have treated thousands of cases successfully and hope to do the same for you. Please call our main center at 03 2093 1000 for locations and appointment time.