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17 results for “Herniated intervertebral disc”
- Condition · Spine and posture Disc protrusion and degenerative disc disease (spinal osteochondrosis) Disc displacement and damage to the intervertebral cartilage — the stage before herniation.
- Condition · Spine and posture Herniated intervertebral disc Surgery is not always necessary. In most cases, a herniated disc can be treated without surgery.
- Service · Needle therapies Acupuncture Stimulation of specific active points on the body with fine needles — a method from Chinese medicine that is recognized in modern medicine.
- Article · Spine and posture Can you exercise with a herniated disc? You need to keep moving — but exercise must follow special rules.
- Article · Spine and posture When can a herniated disc be treated without surgery? The size of the herniation is not the deciding factor. What matters is the condition of the nerve roots.
- Condition · Joints and limbs Knee pain and knee osteoarthritis (gonarthrosis) Your knee hurts — but the knee may not be the cause. The root of the problem often starts in the pelvis.
- Condition · Spine and posture Neck pain and “text neck” Keeping your head bent down for long periods places a heavy load on the neck muscles and, over time, causes pain.
- Condition · Spine and posture Sciatica (sciatic nerve compression) Sharp pain radiating into the leg, numbness and discomfort when sitting — a serious signal from the body.
- Service · Traditional treatment methods Vacuum therapy (vacuum cupping massage) A technique from ancient Eastern medicine that uses cups and cupping massage.
- Article · Prevention and lifestyle Every type of sport affects the spine differently Swimming, yoga, the gym — which of them strengthens the back muscles, and which call for more caution?
- Article · Spine and posture Is hanging from a pull-up bar harmful? By hanging from a pull-up bar, you can turn a disc protrusion into a herniated disc.
- Article · Spine and posture The MRI is normal, but the pain still won’t go away This is something many people experience. Sometimes the cause of the pain does not show up on an MRI.
- Article · About osteopathy What is osteopathy, and why choose osteopathy? A hands-on treatment method that works on the musculoskeletal system, internal organs, spine, nervous system and blood circulation — a field of medicine with a 140-…
- Condition · Joints and limbs Meniscus tear and Baker’s cyst In many patients with knee pain, a Baker’s cyst behind the knee is found alongside a meniscus tear.
- Service · Electrotherapy and device-based treatments Inversion table A device that reduces the load on the spine by placing the body in an inverted position.
- Service · Osteopathy and manual therapy Visceral osteopathy A manual therapy method that works with the internal organs. It restores the organs’ natural mobility and improves their function.
- Article · Spine and posture What is scoliosis and what causes it? A deformity characterized by a curvature of the spine to the right or to the left — in an “S” or “C” shape.