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The disc is a small cartilage pad that is situated between spinal bones. The soft jellylike center is contained by layers of fibrous tissues. Like a wet sponge a healthy disc is flexible. A dry sponge is hard, stiff, and can crack easily. This is how many disc problems begin. Motion of the spinal joints promotes disc health. Trauma or injury to the spine can cause discs to bulge, herniated, or worse, rupture. This can be quite painful, putting pressure on the spinal cord and nerve roots, interfering with their function. The chiropractic treatment approach to disc problems is to help restore better motion to the spinal joint. Better spinal function helps reduce inflammation and begin the slow process of healing the surrounding soft tissues. While results cannot be guaranteed, many patients have avoided surgery or a dependency on pain medication by choosing conservative chiropractic care. |
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Aspirin and medications may cover up these warning signs but they do not correct the underlying cause. Many people find relief with chiropractic care. If a thorough examination reveals reduced range of motion, loss of normal spinal curves, or mechanical restrictions, chiropractic care should be considered. |
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