Ive had a bulging disc for 15 months now
,have done phsyio,rested and was told it
wont get worse and would fix itself in
about 2 years it is getting worse and im
thinking bout getting an opp done where
they sleeve the nerve ,this is only a
tempory solution that only lasts 6 weeks -
6 months. Im almost at the point I can
not ease the pain no matter what I do.
My doc dosn't like the idea of any opp on
the back as 1 leads to more and if any opp
is going to be done it should be the 1
that fixes the problem but that will be
years from now.
Whatt would you do? Put up with the pain
and wait?
Or get the temp. Opp done?
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backfixer
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Mar 2006 Posts: 20 Location: north brunswick, nj
Back Pain Posted: 03-31-06 12:04pm
It is a crime that nobody has suggested
seeing a chiropractor. A good
chiropractor can usually relieve and
thoroughly evaluate this, possibly
preventing surgery. My guess is that you
have problems with the way you walk which
is inherited. Shoe inserts help many
people with chronic lower back pain and is
part of chiropractic management
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CRAZY IVAN
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Mar 2006 Posts: 2 Location: Autralia
Posted: 03-31-06 17:04pm
It was mentioned to see a bone jerker but
several ppl have advised against it even
doctors. My condition came from sneezing
in the shower(this time ). I have a
trouble since I was 16 ,being a truckies
offsider in the removal game. I have torn
muscles over and over for years would this
be a part of the
reason...Damaged/stretched muscles =
bulging disc???
Thanx for ur response ,i will check it out
and ur site too..
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IMShirl
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Joined: 30 Mar 2005 Posts: 204 Location: Wisconsin, USA
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Posted: 04-01-06 09:38am
Crazy ivan ~
like you I have been told no
chiropractor! You condition can a simply
as mine which I was never in a mva or had
an injury that caused my spine problems
that we know of. I also have personal
reasons for not seeing a chiro. :( my
surgeon is not one who would say never
consider a chiro but when it comes to
problems like I have and like you have
been told a chiro is not the answer
sometimes.
Backfixer ~
I really don't think is's a crime that no
one suggested a chiropractor maybe a
"shame" is a better word to use. My guess
is you are a chiro from the username you
choose to use? I will also check your
site out. You seem to mention "inserts
for your shoes" and seeing a "good
chiropractor" often in your posts. ? Do
you yourself suffer any pain from spine
problems?
Free Sample. You Don't Need Pay One Penny Now. Posted: 04-02-06 07:05am
Foment bag help to resolve the back pain,
leg pain and discomfort caused by the
herniated disc and heal the disc.
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backfixer
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Joined: 28 Mar 2006 Posts: 20 Location: north brunswick, nj
Reply to Imshirl Posted: 04-02-06 16:15pm
Regarding to your question of back
problems, most chiropractors have chronic
problems due to working on people.
Fortunately, their coleagues take care of
them and keep them healthy so they can
continue to help the public, much like
psychotherapists who often see their own
to deprogram them from the stuff they hear
from their clients. It really is a crime
when a doctor who knows little of the
benefits of what chiropractors do says not
to see one. It is well established that
chiropractors are quite safe and effective
for back problems and sciatica. Most
sports trained chiropractors in in highest
demand from athletes because they do it
right, faster and more effective than
other types of practitioners. This is
partly due to the fact they use
manipulation, but also because the best
also use techniques such as graston and
myofascial release and incorporate rehab.
Over the last 20 years, other groups such
as physical therapists have attempted to
learn these methods, however, without
understanding the chiropractic thought
process, methods and being full time
manipulators, most are simply not as
effective. I have a neurosurgeon who
sends us post surgical cases and we do
well with some but some we cannot help,
even with the best intentions. This is
still safer than sending them for pain
management which is another name for more
agressive drugs with side effects and
injections. Most chiropractors will
tailor that care to the patients
tolerance. The irrational fear some
people have is fear of the unknown and
some if this has been from others who
badmouth or just advise them to stay away.
I would always urge anyone who has back
problems to see a chiropractor first.
The benefits will always outweigh the
risk, even if you have had surgery
already
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88viv
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 24 Apr 2006 Posts: 2
Tyr Managing Your Back Pain With Acupressure Posted: 04-24-06 14:24pm
Hi ivan,
due to pain your back muscles are getting
more and more tensed. This causes pain to
become even worse. Try relaxing your back
muscles with acupressure that you can do
yourself. I have used it a lot and
eventually put together an ebook with
video clips showing exactly how you can
use these techniques as well. I hope it
will relieve your back pain problem too.
All the best,
virpi
http://www.Homebackpaina
cupressure.Com/
