Our Approach
A service for disc bulge typically begins with a comprehensive assessment to understand the patient’s condition, history and specific needs. Here’s an overview
- Initial consultation : A discussion of the patient’s symptoms, medical history and any previous treatments is conducted. Purpose is to develop a rapport
- Diagnostic evaluation : Following the consultation, the patient may undergo a diagnostic evaluation, which may include physical and neurological examination such as X-ray, MRI, CT scan etc. These tests help obtain detailed images of your spine, enabling us to precisely identify the location and nature of the disc bulge.
- Development of treatment plan : Based on the results from the diagnostic evaluation, a personalized treatment plan is developed. Under non surgical treatment we can offer physical therapy, chiropractic care, pain management etc. And under surgical intervention there can be lumbar decompression therapy or endoscopic discectomy
- Implementation of treatment : With the establishment of a treatment plan, the process of implementing it begins. This may involve attending physical therapy sessions, chiropractic adjustments, pain management interventions etc
- Ongoing monitoring and adjustment : Throughout the course of treatment, the patient’s process is monitored closely by healthcare professionals.
- Education and support : Empowering the patients to undertake the right approach and lifestyle choices. Guiding them about the right diet is also an inclusion
- Continued care and maintenance : Keeping in check by incorporating periodic check-ups, maintenance therapy sessions, and continued adherence to self-care practices to sustain improvement and prevent recurrence of symptoms.
Disc Bulge Treatment benefits you get :
Pain relief
Improved mobility
Prevention of further complications
Enhanced spinal stability
Reduced dependency on medication
Improved quality of life
Promotion of long time spinal health
Other conditions we treat :
Herniated disc
Sciatica
Spinal stenosis
Degenerative disc disease
Spondylolisthesis
Facet joint syndrome
Muscle strain and spasm
Functional limitations
Psychological impact caused by disc bulge
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FAQ
What is a disc bulge?
A disc bulge, also known as a bulging disc, occurs when the outer layer of a spinal disc weakens or protrudes outward, causing it to bulge beyond its normal boundaries.
What causes a disc bulge?
Disc bulges can occur due to various factors, including age-related degeneration, repetitive stress or strain on the spine, improper lifting techniques, poor posture, trauma, and genetic predisposition.
What are symptoms of disc bulge?
Common symptoms may include localized or radiating pain, numbness, tingling, weakness, and discomfort in the affected area of the spine or along the path of affected nerves
What are treatment options for disc bulge?
Treatment for a disc bulge may include a combination of non-surgical interventions such as physical therapy, chiropractic care, pain management techniques, anti-inflammatory medications, and lifestyle modifications
Can a disc bulge heal on its own?
Many cases, mild disc bulges may improve with conservative treatments and self-care measures such as rest, gentle exercise, heat or cold therapy, and ergonomic modifications. However, severe or persistent disc bulges may require more aggressive interventions to address symptoms and prevent complications.