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X2 wrote:What did your therapy involve ? Traction style treatment ? You can also consider doing that at home to help with pain.
worksux101 wrote:Who diagnosed the compressed disc, a doctor or a chiropractor?
If its the latter, go see an orthopaedist asap...
Chiropractors are renowned for fcuking up your joints...we see it everyday in clinic...
evo-STI-k wrote:Er NO- DO NOT DO back surgery- look AT THE FACTS AND THE SUCCESS RATES.
ITS Really bad- almost 90% of people who have back disc surgery get back pain within a few short years of having the surgery!
Physio therapy, change of lifestlye- lifting, sleeping positioing etc helps alot.
Captainzaak wrote:acupuncture ftw
Jon_One wrote:worksux101 wrote:Who diagnosed the compressed disc, a doctor or a chiropractor?
If its the latter, go see an orthopaedist asap...
Chiropractors are renowned for fcuking up your joints...we see it everyday in clinic...
a chiropractor..the chiropractor was on duncan street close to powergen..
so go see a orthopaedist?
alright so next week i gonna start swimming considering the amount of people who told me to start back as it helps your back..
Jon_One wrote:i was diagnosed with a compressed disk a few months ago after i fell and hit my lower back .. did therapy for about 2 months it helped but pain never went totally ,considering changing chiropractor to someone new..also considering inversion therapy anyone tried this??any tips would be greatly appreciated ..
Er NO- DO NOT DO back surgery- look AT THE FACTS AND THE SUCCESS RATES.
ITS Really bad- almost 90% of people who have back disc surgery get back pain within a few short years of having the surgery!
Jon_One wrote:i was diagnosed with a compressed disk a few months ago after i fell and hit my lower back .. did therapy for about 2 months it helped but pain never went totally ,considering changing chiropractor to someone new..also considering inversion therapy anyone tried this??any tips would be greatly appreciated ..