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Re: Herniated disc., Chuck t . Question???
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Posted by NEsota on December 15, 2005 at 06:46:16 from (208.50.216.162):
In Reply to: Herniated disc., Chuck t . Question??? posted by Robert in Md on December 14, 2005 at 18:34:41:
Good information in previous posts. One thing I did not see spelled out is that sometimes herniated discs can heal themselves without surgical intervention, chiropractors etc. They call this conservative treatment. I think that means always taking it easier than you were when the injury occurred and maybe doing some exercises. Changing life style and living with a new set of rules may be difficult but is far less painful than having a lot of symptoms from a damaged disc.
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