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Avoid using excessive pressure on the disc surface. Use the minimum amount of wiping necessary to remove the dirt and grime (if possible try to wipe only the affected area of the disc). Proper handling and storage (and an occasional cleaning when necessary) will keep you compact discs sounding their best and allow them to last as long as possible.
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- What Is Degenerative Disc Disease?
- Degenerative Disc Disease Symptoms
- What Causes Degenerative Disc Disease?
- Diagnosing Degenerative Disc Disease
- Degenerative Disc Disease Treatment
All of us have a breakdown, or deterioration, of our joints as we age. This is also true of our spinal discs, which act as shock absorbers for our body’s back. More specifically, the wear and tear of daily activities causes degeneration of the discs that exist between the vertebrae, which are the bones of our spine. While degenerative disc disease ...
Neck pain and back pain are the most common symptoms. The pain you experience will likely: 1. Come and go (or be constant) – for weeks or months at a time 2. Lead to numbness or tingling in arms or legs 3. Worsen while sitting, bending over or lifting — but may feel better while walking or moving around 4. Radiate down your back 5. Be mild or sever...
The natural aging process is the main reason our discs deteriorate. The exact reason certain joints wear out sooner than others is unclear and is likely a combination of several factors including family history, lifestyle and your injury history. Some specific causes of degenerative disc disease include: 1. Drying out of the spine discs – When we’r...
Early diagnosis of degenerative disc disease allows you to make lifestyle improvements such as weight loss, work adjustments or do more exercise to slow the deterioration of your spine discs. Following a thorough family and medical history, as well as physical and neurological exam, Ohio State Spine Care specialists may order imaging tests to confi...
Ohio State offers treatments ranging from physical therapy to the most complex neck and spine surgeries. Our physicians, therapists and other caregivers provide you with options that increase mobility and reduce pain. Most people who come to Ohio State Spine Care don’t require surgery. In addition to nonsurgical treatments, certain lifestyle change...
Below are topics you should discuss with your doctor while in your 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s. Central Ohio Primary Care is the largest physician-owned primary care group in the United States. We have a broad team of over 350 internists, family physicians, pediatricians, and specialists serving Columbus and other Central Ohio locations.
Back pain is a billion dollar industry. According to Newsweek magazine in an article THE PRICE OF PAIN, by Karen Springer, that in the year 2005 American spent $85.9 billion looking for relief from back and neck pain through surgery doctor’s visits, X-rays, MRI scans and medication, up from $52.1 billion in 1997, according to a study in the ...
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He will then correlate the patient’s history with their description of current complaints, and review imaging findings to pinpoint the source of pain and discomfort. Contact Dr. Berg’s office today to learn more about herniated disc treatment and schedule a consultation. Schedule a Consultation. CalL Us at (614) 591-0783.
