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(214) 271-4585They are known by different other names, bulging discs, or herniated, slipped, or ruptured discs. It all generally refers to the same condition which typically results in pain due to damage to your spinal discs. But there is help available in the form of different treatments to help you better manage these symptoms, you can learn more by reaching out to Dr. Craig Callewart who serves the areas of Addison, Dallas, Forney, and Rockwall, TX.
Spinal discs have a harder outer layer and a softer gel-like center. The outer layer can become damaged over time and crack, allowing the soft center gel to leak through and cause pressure and pain as it pushes into nearby nerves.
Common risk factors include aging, being overweight, strains, injuries, and repetitive motions.
Symptoms of bulging discs can depend on a variety of factors, such as where on your spine the affected disc is located. Usually, pain can worsen with movement but you may feel better when resting.
The condition can cause sciatic nerve pain, which manifests as pain that extends from your lower back and down your leg.
When the herniated disc is located closer to your neck you may feel pain in the surrounding areas, and can extend to your arms, hands, and fingers.
To diagnose your condition your doctor will conduct a physical examination consult with you about your symptoms and determine the strength of your muscles, your reflexes, and overall sensation. Your doctor may also order a variety of other imaging tests to narrow down the problem and rule out any other possible issues.
A treatment plan will often involve a variety of therapies including spinal adjustments which are non-invasive treatments that can potentially help reduce the need for surgery. But your doctor may still prescribe surgery if these don't provide the expected results or if your situation is severe.
For bulging disc diagnosis and treatment you can schedule a consultation in or near the areas of Addison, Dallas, Forney, and Rockwall, TX, with Dr. Callewart by dialing (214) 271-4585.
They are known by different other names, bulging discs, or herniated, slipped, or ruptured discs. It all generally refers to the same condition which typically results in pain due to damage to your spinal discs. But there is help available in the form of different treatments to help you better manage these symptoms, you can learn more by reaching out to Dr. Craig Callewart who serves the areas of Addison, Dallas, Forney, and Rockwall, TX.
Spinal discs have a harder outer layer and a softer gel-like center. The outer layer can become damaged over time and crack, allowing the soft center gel to leak through and cause pressure and pain as it pushes into nearby nerves.
Common risk factors include aging, being overweight, strains, injuries, and repetitive motions.
Symptoms of bulging discs can depend on a variety of factors, such as where on your spine the affected disc is located. Usually, pain can worsen with movement but you may feel better when resting.
The condition can cause sciatic nerve pain, which manifests as pain that extends from your lower back and down your leg.
When the herniated disc is located closer to your neck you may feel pain in the surrounding areas, and can extend to your arms, hands, and fingers.
To diagnose your condition your doctor will conduct a physical examination consult with you about your symptoms and determine the strength of your muscles, your reflexes, and overall sensation. Your doctor may also order a variety of other imaging tests to narrow down the problem and rule out any other possible issues.
A treatment plan will often involve a variety of therapies including spinal adjustments which are non-invasive treatments that can potentially help reduce the need for surgery. But your doctor may still prescribe surgery if these don't provide the expected results or if your situation is severe.
For bulging disc diagnosis and treatment you can schedule a consultation in or near the areas of Addison, Dallas, Forney, and Rockwall, TX, with Dr. Callewart by dialing (214) 271-4585.
Most patients experiencing pain can be seen by Dr. Callewart or his physician assistant within 24 hours in Dallas, Forney, Rockwall and Addison, Texas.
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