Comments on: A comparison of different treatments for a herniated disc http://www.mylifemytravel.com/wolff/2007/08/15/a-comparison-of-different-treatments-for-a-herniated-disc/ "A Herniated disc - My story" Fri, 05 Dec 2008 01:28:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 by: larson http://www.mylifemytravel.com/wolff/2007/08/15/a-comparison-of-different-treatments-for-a-herniated-disc/#comment-2612 Wed, 30 Jan 2008 02:26:07 +0000 http://www.mylifemytravel.com/wolff/2007/08/15/a-comparison-of-different-treatments-for-a-herniated-disc/#comment-2612 Sweet blog and thanks for highlighting chiropractors in the article. Indeed chiropractic medicine has a variety of opportunities to help people in such circumstance. Just wanted to let people know that a good chiropractor isn't about forceful bone popping and reckless treatment of the human body is anyone is nervous about that. Seek out one that is not just low-impact, but also has a holistic plan so you won't need constant treatment the rest of your life. That is the goal, after all. Sweet blog and thanks for highlighting chiropractors in the article. Indeed chiropractic medicine has a variety of opportunities to help people in such circumstance. Just wanted to let people know that a good chiropractor isn’t about forceful bone popping and reckless treatment of the human body is anyone is nervous about that. Seek out one that is not just low-impact, but also has a holistic plan so you won’t need constant treatment the rest of your life. That is the goal, after all.

]]> by: Natalie http://www.mylifemytravel.com/wolff/2007/08/15/a-comparison-of-different-treatments-for-a-herniated-disc/#comment-1978 Fri, 17 Aug 2007 22:08:02 +0000 http://www.mylifemytravel.com/wolff/2007/08/15/a-comparison-of-different-treatments-for-a-herniated-disc/#comment-1978 Hi Clare, I have found disc injury patients have responded well to a couple of creams. One is tiger balm which is available in supermarkets and chemists - be warned that the red is very, very hot. The other is called Flexall which you would need to get through a physiotherapist (it's not available in chemists or supermarkets). Glad to hear you enjoyed my articles. I am just about to finish another article on breaking news in the world of disc herniations, so stay tuned! Cheers Natalie B.Physio Hi Clare,

I have found disc injury patients have responded well to a couple of creams. One is tiger balm which is available in supermarkets and chemists - be warned that the red is very, very hot. The other is called Flexall which you would need to get through a physiotherapist (it’s not available in chemists or supermarkets).

Glad to hear you enjoyed my articles. I am just about to finish another article on breaking news in the world of disc herniations, so stay tuned!

Cheers

Natalie
B.Physio

]]> by: Clare http://www.mylifemytravel.com/wolff/2007/08/15/a-comparison-of-different-treatments-for-a-herniated-disc/#comment-1977 Fri, 17 Aug 2007 15:56:23 +0000 http://www.mylifemytravel.com/wolff/2007/08/15/a-comparison-of-different-treatments-for-a-herniated-disc/#comment-1977 Hi Matt, This is an awesome blog.. I've recently been diagnosed with a herniated disc and everything you'd mentioned in the earlier posts sounds exactly like me.... also the more specialist posts you can get that are good quality like the ones you've got the better (good work Nat). I'd be interested to read the opinions of a surgeon at some stage. Also, can you please post some more information on what you went through when you had the epidural? Lastly, are there any products, creams, pills etc you can recommend or review for us? Things like the back braces etc... You should ask for freebie products to review, they would do it too, because you'd link to their website where we can all purchase it after you've given it a rave review. Keep posting for all of us lazy non-posters, and commenters. Thanks Clare Hi Matt,

This is an awesome blog.. I’ve recently been diagnosed with a herniated disc and everything you’d mentioned in the earlier posts sounds exactly like me…. also the more specialist posts you can get that are good quality like the ones you’ve got the better (good work Nat).

I’d be interested to read the opinions of a surgeon at some stage.

Also, can you please post some more information on what you went through when you had the epidural?

Lastly, are there any products, creams, pills etc you can recommend or review for us? Things like the back braces etc… You should ask for freebie products to review, they would do it too, because you’d link to their website where we can all purchase it after you’ve given it a rave review.

Keep posting for all of us lazy non-posters, and commenters.

Thanks
Clare

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