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Treating Herniated Discs without Surgery

Treating Herniated Discs without Surgery

How much do you know about treating herniated discs? If you’re suffering from symptoms like back pain, sciatica, or weakness in your lower extremities, you may find yourself quickly becoming an expert on all things herniated disc related. You may be concerned that you’ll have to submit to a surgical procedure to find relief, but in truth, there are many options for treating herniated discs without surgery. 

At our clinic, we embrace an integrated approach to healthcare, thinking of our patients as whole people, rather than just a collection of symptoms. When treating herniated discs, our physical medicine experts work to find the best solution for each individual patient, to help them live their healthiest lives. To learn how we can help you find your path to optimal wellness, visit our website or call today for a free consultation.

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