It’s called a “hot” disc for a reason. Disc herniations cause a tremendous amount of inflammation that can irritate nearby nerves and cause pain. But, did you know that inflammation is actually…a good thing? Find out more.
Hey everyone,
Here is a short video I made after I had a string of patients come in that all had the same issue. I feel like I would rather tell 10,000 people over the internet and hopefully this helps you rather than just 10 people at my office. Hope you enjoy and please feel to contact me if you have anything else you would like for me to cover related to neck and back pain.
Corey Idrogo DC
drcorey@centeredchatt.com
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