Spine & Nerve

Slipped Disc & Herniation

Non-Surgical Disc Rehabilitation & Spine Protection

Notice: Information provided is for educational awareness. Treatment plans require in-person physical assessment and screening.
Clinical Context

Understanding the Problem

A herniated or bulging disc can cause intense spinal localized pain or radiculopathy. Conservative rehabilitation focuses on directional movement preferences to reduce disc bulge pressure.

Common Symptoms Observed

Sharp back pain when bending forward
Increased pain with coughing or sneezing
Radicular leg tingling or numbness
Inability to sit for extended periods

Common Biomechanical & Clinical Causes

  • Repetitive heavy lifting
  • Degenerative disc changes
  • Sudden twisting injury
  • Weak abdominal stabilization

Red Flags & Referral

If you experience any of the following symptoms, immediate medical or surgical evaluation is recommended before physical rehabilitation:

  • Progressive weakness lifting toes/foot
  • Numbness in private parts
  • Incontinence
Evidence-Informed Care

Our Rehabilitation Approach

Immediate directional preference therapy to reduce bulge pressure, supported by gentle manual decompression and core bracing.

1

MDT Extension Therapy

Moving disc material away from sensitive nerve roots.

2

Decompression Traction

Decreasing intra-discal pressure gently.

3

Core Muscular Splinting

Building a natural muscular corset around the spine.

4

Activity Modification

Safe bending, sitting, and lifting rules.

Expected Functional Rehabilitation Goals

Reduce disc bulge protrusion, eliminate nerve pain, and return to safe lifting and working.

Schedule Your Physical Assessment

Book a structured clinical examination with our rehabilitation team at Sushila Mayekar Shopping Centre, LT Road, Borivali West.