Bulging Disc Treatment

Bulging discs, spinal stenosis, lumbar herniated disc, cervical herniated disk, etc. are all caused by spinal weakening, disc degeneration, disc herniation or compression, and/or spinal cord and nerve damage, and age can be a contributing factor.  Our back has 33 bones or vertebrae including the neck (cervical).  The spinal discs are the shock absorbers for the spinal cord and nerves.  We also have muscles, ligaments, tendons and blood vessels in our back.  Muscles are our power, ligaments are the bands that connect bones, and tendons are muscles that connect to the bones and discs.  I’ll review what these are, how they work, and how a back pain machine might help as a bulging disc treatment, spinal stenosis treatment and herniated disc treatment.

A spinal disc may degenerate, bulge or herniate.  A spinal disc degeneration is a weakening of the disc, possibly due to age, but there’s no bulge.  A bulging disc is when the fibers weaken and stretch outward in the disc.  A herniated disc is a “leakage” of the materials in the disc.  Lower back pain is 10 to 15 times more common than neck pain.  When you’re 30 years old, your spinal discs may be drying out, as they’re 80% water.  In your 50′s, your discs can become dry and rigid with less cushion.  The fibers are extended and can weaken or tear, and the disc material can break through the outer wall, which is a disc herniation, affecting the nerve causing pain and numbness.  All of these issues including bulging disc treatment can be achieved by non invasive decompression of the spine with a back pain machine or spinal decompression machine (spinal inversion therapy, spinal decompression therapy).

Bulging Disc Treatment, Spinal Stenosis Treatment and Herniated Disc Treatment

To find the source of your back pain cause to determine the best bulging disc treatment, spinal stenosis treatment or herniated disc treatment, you and your doctor need to have a history of your problems. Your doctor will do a complete physical exam and possibly a neurological exam which may include a posture test, motor skills test, physical condition and movements that cause pain.  You can learn what muscles are stiff and if you have a spinal curvature from muscle spasms.  Some possible tests are the straight leg raise which could indicate disc problems, walk on toes or heels which may show motor skill problems, and possible neurological testing which are brain based treatments, because your cerebellulm controls balance, coordinated movement and your postural spinal muscles, which can be causes of muscle spasms or a lockup of the vertebrae, as your spinal discs only get nutrients through motion.  If it doesn’t move, it will herniate.

Cerebellum tests for back problems might include 1) standing with your eyes closed and arms out to the side – Do you sway?  2) Stand with your arms in front of you, eyes closed, and put your finger to your nose, 3) Put your head back, your index finger above your head and try to touch it with the finger from your other hand.  If you’re off balance or can’t connect, this can indicate a cerebral problem possibly causing your back pain problem, so a back pain machine can be a treatment for a bulging disc, herniated disc or spinal stenosis.

X-rays may help an MRI depending on your history and examination.

Back Pain Machine as a Bulging Disc Treatment, Herniated Disc Treatment and Spinal Stenosis Teatment

A back pain machine or spinal decompression machine (inversion therapy) as a non surgical means of spinal decompression may help as a herniated disc treatment, bulging disc treatment or spinal stenosis treatment because it:

• Separates the vertebrae, which brings the disc material back inside so there’s no bulge or disc herniation putting pressure on the spinal nerve

• Provides slow stretching and traction that sends electrical impulses to the spinal cord and cerebellum to reduce back and neck pain

• Relieves back pain and sciatic pain, and reverses negative effects on the body from gravity including circulation, height loss, body functions and prolapsed organs

• Helps spine and joint flexibility, good posture, and hydrates the spinal discs

• Helps maintain overall health, and hanging upsidedown helps stretch and relax muscles, reduce tension and stress, and ligament movement

Metabolism and diet can also cause cerebellum problems (nervous system) by inflaming and irritating the nerves.

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