Herniated or Bulging Discs
Discs act like shock absorbers between vertebrae. When healthy, discs are sponge-like and keep the spine flexible. However, when discs age or are injured, the outer shell can tear and break open, forcing the gel inside the disc out. Although they can occur in any part of the spine, most herniated discs occur in the lumbar (lower back) or cervical (neck area) spine. When they press on nerves, herniated discs can cause pain, numbness, and weakness in the area of the body affected by the nerve.
Testimonials
Don’t have anybody mess with your back, because it won’t stop with the one operation. My name is Peter and I have a bulging disk since 1997. My family has had chronic back problem, so you could say that we know back pain. I have been treated by the DRX 9000 and there is improvement my back and this after only two treatments. I recommend this procedure over back surgery due to the fact that it none evasive which isn’t the case with a back operation. My Family doctor back home in Belgium always told me “Peter don’t have anybody mess with your back, because it won’t stop with the one operation”, he was right. I would like you to know about my sister Linda who has had four back operations, all starting with a herniated disk. I wish my sister would have known about the DRX 9000 before her four operations, she wouldn’t be considering her fifth operation only making her back worse nor would she be deal with a clomped foot resulting from her back problems.