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Would spinal decompression work to cure my bulging discs?

I have bulging discs in L4-L5 and L5-S1 since almost 5 years. I tried: physical therapy, osteopath, chiropractor, swimming, aquagym (exercise in swimming pool), Prolotherapy, acupuncture, massage. All these techniques failed and doctors say that they can't do surgery on bulging discs, only on herniated discs. So what's remaining to try is spinal decompression. I have chronicle pain and it's really hard to feel pain almost every second of my life. Can you tell me your personal experience about spinal decompression?

I would first ask what you did in PT. The variation amongst practicioners is great. By far, the most researched methods in PT involve Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy and Manual Therapy. I would first recommend someone who is certified ( I suggest going to www.mckenziemdt.org ) if you have not had this type of treatment.

In the end, some problems just do not demonstrate stable reduction of the problem. If you've tried this type of therapy, I think spinal decompression is certainly worth a shot. Definetely a better approach than surgery. I've had several patients who've had it...most do evetually have to go back for more (which is why I prefer the MDT method because it shows the patient what to do)...however, it can bring some short term relief if you are unable to reduce your symptoms yourself.

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