Many people suffer from lower disc problems. For some people, it may come as a surprise that chiropractic care can help with back pain. This article will discuss back disc problems, how chiropractic care can help, and scientific research that proves disc conditions improve when treated with manipulation.
Let's start with the basic anatomy of the lower spine. The bones of the spine are called vertebrae. There are 24 vertebrae from top to bottom. The five lower vertebrae are called lumbar vertebrae. Between each vertebra is a lumbar disc. These vertebral discs act as cushions or shock absorbers between the bones.
Sometimes there can be a problem with the disc, where part of the disc can slip or push back into the spinal canal, which contains the spinal nerves. If the length is long enough and where the nerve is affected, it can cause lower back pain and pain in the legs called sciatica.
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84% of patients responded well to treatment.
The author noted that it is important for doctors to treat disc herniation to be skilled in spinal manipulation techniques. Practitioners are doctors who are educated and have extensive experience and expertise in treating spinal conditions. Chiropractors are known for their ability to perform manipulations.
Manipulatory or chiropractic spinal change is a treatment that involves realigning the vertebrae and intervertebral discs. The treatment restores proper movement of the spine and joints and relieves pressure on the lumbar disc. The manipulation is very gentle and very safe when done by criminals. Several treatments are often needed to complete the healing process. Of course, treatment does not involve drugs or surgery.
People suffering from chronic or enlarged lumbar disc pain and/or sciatic leg pain are advised to see a chiropractor for lower back pain relief.
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