Back pain patients seek relief. When the pain come with a disc herniation, they want that relief in the most effective, most effective way possible, Lombardy Chiropractic Clinic is experienced in back pain relief and the care of disc herniation with a mix of spinal manipulation care, nutrition and exercise. Augusta back pain patients ready for back pain relief have a partner and exercise guide at Lombardy Chiropractic Clinic.
NON-DRUG CHIROPRACTIC CARE
In chiropractic, non-pharmacological, non-drug treatment of herniated discs is the goal. The Cox® Technic System of Spinal Pain Management has evolved over the past 60+ years to extend hope to the disc herniation patient via a complete examination, informed diagnosis, and research-based treatment plan that includes non-pharmacological care: spinal manipulation, nutrition and exercise. Typically, a patient with a disc herniation is encouraged to begin on day one with 3 easy exercises. (Note: Do not start until your Augusta chiropractor tells you to!) They are beneficial for your spine, your pain, and your sense of control of the situation. So important!
EFFECTIVE AND COST-EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF BACK PAIN
A recent comparison study of non-pharmacological, non-drug care versus pharmacological drug care of non-acute low back pain revealed the advantages of non-pharmacological care. The groups were studied before and after nine weeks of care. The results disclosed better improvement in the non-drug group at lower cost. The researchers concluded that a non-drug approach could be both cost effective and beneficial. (1) Back pain sufferers with disc herniation can find hope in that! Lombardy Chiropractic Clinic is well-experienced in the non-drug care of Augusta back pain.
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Listen to this PODCAST with Dr. Vilmarie Soto Gonzalez on The Back Doctors Podcast with Dr. Michael Johnson as she details the effectiveness of the gentle Cox® protocols combined with patient exercise in The Cox® Technic System of Spinal Pain Management to ease a back pain patient’s pain.
