If you have a herniated cervical disk, the first question is whether it is possible to resolve it without surgery. The latest researchers have proven that a herniated cervical disk can be cured/removed if appropriate treatment is applied to the affected area. Our experienced neurosurgeons did the research: before treatment, they diagnosed herniated disc by MRI and after the applied treatments, they did another MRI. At the last imaging, the herniated cervical disc was significantly cured. The same research was done in the US. Patients who followed their treatments and took more precautions about their daily activities healed herniated discs, given the MRI scans before and after treatment.

In the clinic, our success rate in treating patients with herniated cervical discs has reached 95% with our innovative treatment techniques, combining osteopathic procedures, manual therapy and physiotherapy. Patients suffering from pain, numbness, burning sensation and weakness are treated with our revolutionary approach. In conclusion, we NEVER RECOMMEND making a surgical decision before attempting disc rehabilitation.

Treatment usually depends on the level of discomfort you are experiencing and how the disc has herniated out of place.

Most people can relieve herniated disc pain by using an appropriate treatment program that targets the source of the problem. This is why it is important to first determine the source of your problems and only then also treat them. We also recommend that you modify the activities of daily living that cause you physical discomfort to protect your disc.

Although it may be tempting to refrain from any physical activity while experiencing the pain or discomfort of a herniated disc, this can lead to muscle weakness and joint stiffness. Instead, try to stay as active as possible with stretching or low-impact activities such as walking.