Disc and Sciatica Therapy

Herniated Discs

of all kinds can be treated without the use of surgery, whether you have herniated neck disc pain, herniated cervical disc pain, herniated back disc pain or herniated lumbar disc pain. Submit your information below to see if you qualify for a non-surgical solution for your pinched nerve, herniated disc or ruptured disc.

Ruptured Discs

of all kinds can be treated without the use of surgery, whether you have ruptured neck disc pain, ruptured cervical disc pain, ruptured back disc pain or ruptured lumbar disc pain. Submit your information below to see if you qualify for a non-surgical solution for your pinched nerve, herniated disc or ruptured disc.

Pinched Nerves

of all kinds can be treated without the use of surgery. Whether you have pinched nerves causing neck pain, pinched nerves causing cervical pain, pinched nerves causing back pain, pinched nerves causing lumbar pain, pinched nerves causing arm pain or pinched nerves causing foot pain, there is a treatment that does not require surgery. If you have a pinched nerve you can feel pain throughout the body including the neck, back, arms, hips, legs and feet. There are some exercises and remedies you can do to reduce the pain of a pinched nerve. But to avoid surgery you must take more action. Submit your information below to see if you qualify for a non-surgical solution for your pinched nerve, herniated disc or ruptured disc.

Spinal Stenosis

In most cases, these symptoms occur over time, increasing until they become debilitating. Advanced stages of spinal stenosis can result in neurological deficits including, but not limited to: pain, numbness, tingling, loss of motor control and, in some cases of lumbar stenosis, incontinence. Spinal Stenosis is seen most often in patients over 45 years of age. People under 45 may develop Spinal Stenosis, Stenosis is generally a genitic issue that influences bone and muscle development. We recomend getting evaluated as soon as possible.