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A prolapsed disc is sometimes called a herniated disc. The bulging disc may press on nearby structures such as a nerve coming from the spinal cord. Some inflammation also develops around the prolapsed part of the disc. Inflammation may irritate a nerve and cause swelling, which may put pressure on a nerve.
Symptoms of slipped discs:
- Mild to sharp pain in the neck, shoulders or lower back
- Numbness, tingling or weakness in one arm or hand (slipped disc in the neck)
- Numbness, tingling or weakness in the legs, feet or buttocks (slipped disc in the back)
- Shooting pain when sneezing or coughing
- Loss of bladder or bowel control

A prolapsed disc is sometimes called a herniated disc. The bulging disc may press on nearby structures such as a nerve coming from the spinal cord. Some inflammation also develops around the prolapsed part of the disc. Inflammation may irritate a nerve and cause swelling, which may put pressure on a nerve.
Symptoms of slipped discs:
- Mild to sharp pain in the neck, shoulders or lower back
- Numbness, tingling or weakness in one arm or hand (slipped disc in the neck)
- Numbness, tingling or weakness in the legs, feet or buttocks (slipped disc in the back)
- Shooting pain when sneezing or coughing
- Loss of bladder or bowel control


Discs can be bulged or herniated because of injury and improper lifting or can occur spontaneously. Aging plays an important role. As you get older, your discs dry out and become harder. The tough fibrous outer wall of the disc may weaken. The gel-like nucleus may bulge or rupture through a tear in the disc wall, causing pain when it touches a nerve.
Factors that may increase the risk of developing a prolapsed disc include:
- Poor resting posture
- Inappropriate lifting and/or carrying
- Poor back and abdominal muscle control
- Sudden or jerky movement, particularly during sports
- Lack of regular exercise, reduced fitness
- Other causes include a fall or traffic accident
Discs can be bulged or herniated because of injury and improper lifting or can occur spontaneously. Aging plays an important role. As you get older, your discs dry out and become harder. The tough fibrous outer wall of the disc may weaken. The gel-like nucleus may bulge or rupture through a tear in the disc wall, causing pain when it touches a nerve.
Factors that may increase the risk of developing a prolapsed disc include:
- Poor resting posture
- Inappropriate lifting and/or carrying
- Poor back and abdominal muscle control
- Sudden or jerky movement, particularly during sports
- Lack of regular exercise, reduced fitness
- Other causes include a fall or traffic accident

Using the US most advanced technology, it is a painless, non-surgical solution for patients who suffer from a collapsed or degenerated disc causing chronic neck and back pain. This technology can target specific areas and bypass the muscular reflex mechanism.
How does it work?
Targeting and gently relieving the pressure on the damaged segment of the spine, which eases pain and speeds up the body’s natural healing process.
Damaged intervertebral discs seldom heal as the discs are constantly under pressure. Decompression facilitates the transfer of fluids, nutrients and oxygen back to the disc. This negative pressure promotes the retraction of bulging or herniated discs.

Using the US most advanced technology, it is a painless, non-surgical solution for patients who suffer from a collapsed or degenerated disc causing chronic neck and back pain. This technology can target specific areas and bypass the muscular reflex mechanism.
How does it work?
Targeting and gently relieving the pressure on the damaged segment of the spine, which eases pain and speeds up the body’s natural healing process.
Damaged intervertebral discs seldom heal as the discs are constantly under pressure. Decompression facilitates the transfer of fluids, nutrients and oxygen back to the disc. This negative pressure promotes the retraction of bulging or herniated discs.


- Pre-decompression Therapy
Relaxes and pre-conditions regions to be decompressed - Decompression Therapy
Specifically tailored to the patient’s unique condition is performed to create a phasic physiological change - Chiropractic Adjustments
Corrects and maintains mechanical and structural alignment - Nutritional Recommendations
Supports quick restoration of the disc and decrease inflammation - Posture Rehab and Core Training
Will be taught so that therapeutic exercise or additional neuromuscular rehab can be done to assist in healing and repair
- Pre-decompression Therapy
Relaxes and pre-conditions regions to be decompressed - Decompression Therapy
Specifically tailored to the patient’s unique condition is performed to create a phasic physiological change - Chiropractic Adjustments
Corrects and maintains mechanical and structural alignment - Nutritional Recommendations
Supports quick restoration of the disc and decrease inflammation - Posture Rehab and Core Training
Will be taught so that therapeutic exercise or additional neuromuscular rehab can be done to assist in healing and repair











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