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Bulging Disk Syndrome in Neck & Back

Bulging Disk in Neck & Back Treatment Center

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A bulging disc is a common chronic back condition that can make simple, everyday tasks, such as walking, sitting, and standing, extremely difficult. We use innovative methods to observe your condition and recommend interventional procedures to relieve your pain.

What is Bulging Disc Syndrome? 

Bulging disc syndrome refers to a problem with one of the rubbery cushions (disks) that sit between the individual bones (vertebrae) that stack to make your spine. It can occur in any part of the spine, can irritate a nearby nerve. Depending on where the herniated disk is, it can result in pain, numbness, or weakness in an arm or leg. 

What Causes Bulging Disc Syndrome? 

It most commonly occurs in the lower back, lumbar spine, and neck. Wear and tear or changes to your spine typically cause this narrowing of spaces in your spine. 

Symptoms can vary, depending on which part of your spine spinal stenosis affects. They often include: 

  • Numbness or tingling in a hand, arm, foot, or leg 
  • Weakness in a hand, arm, foot, or leg 
  • Trouble walking 
  • Neck pain 
  • Back pain 
We Accept Most Insurances 90%
Minimally Invasive Procedures 80%
Non-Surgical Procedures 70%
Affordable Treatment Options 65%

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Redesigning Care

Our 10+ Years of Experienced Specialists Determine The Cause Through Proper Advanced Pain Diagnostics Tests.
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Bulging Disk Syndrome Diagnosis

For diagnosing a bulging disc, our expert discusses your symptoms with you, reviews your medical history, and performs a thorough physical examination. In order to better examine your spine and assess any damage, we may also opt for diagnostic imaging tests. 

If you’re dealing with constant lower back pain due to the condition, schedule an appointment online with us to receive a comprehensive diagnosis.