Lesiones de Disco Tratamiento

Spinal decompression may be helpful for some patients with herniated discs or bulging discs, especially when symptoms suggest disc pressure or nerve irritation. Premier Chiropractic evaluates whether decompression is appropriate based on your exam findings, pain pattern, function, and any necessary X-rays when clinically appropriate. MRI or CT imaging may still be needed or reviewed when symptoms suggest more complex disc or nerve involvement.

Yes. A pinched or irritated nerve may cause radiating pain, numbness, tingling, burning, or weakness into the arm or leg depending on where the problem is occurring. An exam helps determine whether symptoms appear nerve-related and where the irritation may be coming from.

Common signs include pain that travels into an arm or leg, tingling, numbness, weakness, or symptoms that worsen with certain positions, sitting, bending, or lifting. Disc-related nerve irritation is not the only possibility, but it is one pattern Premier Chiropractic looks for during an evaluation. Any necessary X-rays may help evaluate spinal structure, arthritis-related changes, disc spacing, or other findings that can guide the next step, while MRI may be needed for a more detailed view of the disc itself.

Decompression is not the right fit for every patient or every diagnosis. If your symptoms appear to be driven more by another cause, or if your exam suggests a different treatment path would be more appropriate, Premier Chiropractic will explain that clearly and recommend the better option.