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February 2012

Discover the Answers You Need Regarding Herniated Discs

When a tear takes place in the outer ring of the disc allowing the soft nucleus of the disc to bulge out, it is known as a herniated or slipped disc. Inflammation may result in the area as well as pain. Treatments for a herniated disc, tear, protrusion or bulge often consist of anti-inflammatory medication to alleviate pain and swelling.

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Decompression for Spinal Stenosis

Spinal decompression for spinal stenosis can take various forms, ranging from surgery to traction to inversion to the modern and noninvasive systems, including our spinal decompression unit, DRX9000.

Decompression works to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or spinal nerves, by gently pulling the vertebral bones apart and acting upon some of the structures which might be applying force to the neurological structures, including herniated discs.

Spinal decompression is not indicated for all type of stenosis, but for appropriate conditions, this treatment offers a real hope for true and lasting relief from stenosis back pain. Read More Here>>>

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Don’t Cut Herniated Discs!

Does your neck or back feel tight or stiff when you wake up in the morning or get up from sitting in the same position for an extended period of time? Have you ever felt slight discomfort when bending over to tie your shoes or pick something up from the floor? Do you feel pain or hear “clicking and popping” when turning or stretching your neck? If you answered yes to any of these questions heed this warning! What you’re experiencing are signs that you are at risk for even simple everyday tasks to cause serious debilitating conditions, such as a herniated disc. Read More Here>>>

Serious back and neck pain in the form of sciatica, herniated disc, bulging disc, or spinal stenosis can be treated using non surgical spinal decompression. Learn more about this safe and easy back pain treatment offered by Vancouver Spinal Decompression Center by reading about our chiropractic services; check out the spinal decompression reviews from our satisfied clients; read questions and answers about spinal decompression; do your own spinal decompression research; visit the spinal decompression education center; and read Vancouver Spinal Decompression Center spinal decompression blog.

Vancouver Spinal Decompression Center is located in North Vancouver, Canada and is proud to treat residents in Vancouver suffering from back and neck pain; including everyone in for conditions ranging from herniated disc to sciatica to spinal stenosis. Individual Patient Results Varies