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Herniated Discs
Herniated Discs are among the most common spinal conditions treated at Coastal Complete Care. Herniations occur when part of the soft, jelly-like center of a spinal disc pushes through a fissure in the exterior. This can cause referred pain, numbness, tingling, Sciatica or muscle weakness, among other symptoms. Moreover, symptoms are not always immediate, making proper diagnosis and treatment of the utmost importance.
Also known as slipped discs or ruptured discs, these injuries can affect both the cervical (neck) and lumbar (back) regions of the spine. Herniations can arise from multiple causes, including degenerative disease, trauma to the back or neck, sports injuries and improper bending or lifting. People injured in auto accidents or with physically-demanding jobs commonly experience this type of injury.
The medical providers at Coastal Complete Care use several techniques for treating Herniated Discs, including but not limited to:
Treatment for Herniated Discs
- Spinal Decompression
- Laser Therapy
- Platelet Rich Plasma
- Physical Therapy
- Spinal Adjustments
- Therapeutic exercises
Coastal Complete Care offers patients multiple treatment options as we search for the most effective solutions for Herniated Discs. Our providers believe believe feedback from the patient is key in constructing effective, efficient treatment plans. As such, patients will receive a personalized plan of care following a thorough initial evaluation. This approach has made our practice a popular choice for treating Herniated Discs in Perry, Florida.
Call 850-584-6000 with questions or to schedule an appointment at our South Austin office. You can also visit our Services and Conditions pages for more information on treatment at our practice.
Our medical providers will determine the nature of your condition during an initial evaluation, which will include diagnostic testing, feedback from the patient and a review of any diagnostic imaging.
Because everybody responds differently to treatment, our providers will create a personalized plan of care and make adjustments based on patient feedback.


