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Inversion and Herniated Disk Print E-mail
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When the fluids inside your joints are compressed, they squeeze out naturally. This reduces the elasticity of the cushions that act as shock absorbers. The drying of the joints causes shrinking in the area between the joints from where the nerves pass smoothly.
 
Lumbar Herniated Disk Print E-mail
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Herniated disk is the slipping out of some jelly-like substance from the spinal joints or the bulging of discs inside the spinal joints due to a rupture or shrinking. When one or more discs of the spinal lumbar region bulge out and the jelly-like substance comes out, it is called a lumbar herniated disk.
 
All About Lateral Recess Stenosis Print E-mail
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With age, the discs in our body lose the ability to act as shock absorbers and as a result the vertebrae bounce against one another and bone matter of the vertebrae begins to grow. This growth pushes the foramen and the spinal canal to become smaller. Ultimately, this causes the pinching of the spinal nerves.
 
Chronic Back Pain Weight Gain Print E-mail
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Let’s just take a look at these statistics. About 85% of the American population is inertly affected with chronic back pain. Almost entire half of the world's population is affected with the disorder of the same name.

 
Chronic Back Pain Print E-mail
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The chronic back pain is a very terrible disorder of the spine. Its severity can be related to the fact that it may impede the functioning of the spine and may later on aggravate pain and cause a major sensation of numbness.

 
Is your Back Hurting? Why? What Is The Cause? Print E-mail
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Your back bears the weight of your entire lifestyle single-handedly. You would bend this way and that, and lift objects the way you please. And then you would also expect it to bear all abuse silently. Isn’t it just too much to expect?

 
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