“Can disc hernia be healed?”

Yes!
Disc herniations can take 2mo-6mo to heal based on the extent of injury and previous history of injury. But short answer is yes, disc herniations can be conservatively treated with Chiropractic.

Can only be treated depending on the degree and location..

Yes, with the proper treatment. That treatment is non-surgical spinal decompression. This is what I do every day. If you decide to get the procedure done make sure you do your homework. What I mean is that there are Doctors out there who say they offer non-surgical spinal decompression when it's not. They have traction tables which can make your condition worse the Proper decompression table has to have a high tower to allow for disc angle pull as your vertebrae and disc are at specific angles this is why linear pull like traction does not work. Also, the correct protocol is important for the best results. We have a high 90's percent success rate. You can go to my website to be educated about non-surgical spinal decompression can go to my website www.lehighvalleydisccenter.com. We at the Disc Centers of America use the Harvard Protocol.   Mark D. Losagio DC,DAABFE,DIBCN,DAAPM,FIACN Doctor of Chiropractic Board Certified American Board Of Forensic Examiners Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologist Board Certified American Academy Of Pain Management Fellow International Academy of Chiropractic Neurology P: (610) 865-8155 F: (610) 758-8998 www.lehighvalleydisccenter.com www.lehighvalleyneurodoc.com The information contained in this transmission may contain privileged and confidential information, including patient information protected by federal and state privacy laws. It is intended only for the use of the person(s) named above. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any review, dissemination, distribution, or duplication of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply email and destroy all copies of the original message.

Good morning Regarding a disc injury... Typically, symptoms will resolve with appropriate management and/or time. Research shows at the 2-year mark, non-surgical and post-surgical results are the same. Therefore... as long as the severity is managed correctly, symptoms can be resolved without issue. The resulting imbalance FROM the disc injury will likely need attention from time to time.

It depends on the severity of the disc herniation. But they can often be treated conservatively withchiropractic care and can heal.

A disc herniation can heal depending on severity and type of care that is administered. The severity would have to be evaluated with an examination and most likely an MRI to confirm the severity.

Yes, I fix them all day every day

Core conditioning is most effective to stabilize. But if you don’t have good posture that will be the priority while correcting your posture!
Also avoiding aggravating your disc injury are good starts

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The herniation with likely scar over. The bulge associated with the herniation may improve through time with activity modification, traction, and core strengthening.

Hello, it depends on the hernia . But I do see people with hernias in my office that feel better and learn what to do keep the pain at bay.

Hello
A proper chiropractic exam can determine further.