Will Your Disc Heal. It Depends. Bulge? Herniation? Protrusion? Extrusion? Sequestration?

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  • Will Your Disc Heal. It Depends. Bulge? Herniation? Protrusion? Extrusion? Sequestration?
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Комментарии • 618

  • @tampaflorida33610
    @tampaflorida33610 2 года назад +155

    You guys gave me some hope. I'm gonna continue exercising everyday better than relying on surgery or medication. I will not give up, and for those who needs to do surgery or take medication for it, guess what, you are still alive and you will be fine.

    • @JohnnyZenith
      @JohnnyZenith 2 года назад +26

      I'm getting desperate with mine.

    • @matthewkirby5394
      @matthewkirby5394 2 года назад

      @@JohnnyZenith how are you now?

    • @tampaflorida33610
      @tampaflorida33610 2 года назад +17

      @Pam ela From my perspective, I noticed that, good sleep, long walks, and healthy food (less carbs, more proteins fruits ang veggies), took care of my inflammation, I hope you guys try that and see a difference

    • @rabiaalaroui
      @rabiaalaroui 2 года назад +2

      @@tampaflorida33610 how are you doing? did you heal completely?

    • @kaonni1228
      @kaonni1228 Год назад +3

      Im suffering one too and im hoping to heal from any exercise than surgery :( can you suggest some utube vids exercise that can help? thanks

  • @makeupisamber
    @makeupisamber 2 года назад +131

    Being 24 with a herniated disc as a dancer and yoga instructor has been really hard on me unfortunately I was hit by a car on my bike and now my life has been changed I hope everyone can find some healing with their discs
    I still try to exercise everyday but man does it hurt after doing anything.

    • @SushantMishra1996
      @SushantMishra1996 2 года назад +6

      Hey Amber. How are you doing now?

    • @johnbr59
      @johnbr59 2 года назад +2

      Sorry to hear it, it's a bad injury. It'd be fine if it healed *completely* but unfortunately it doesn't

    • @rashmikaira
      @rashmikaira 2 года назад

      on the same boat at 25yrs !

    • @adventuresofbabyleonardoth5953
      @adventuresofbabyleonardoth5953 Год назад +1

      Keep fighting and I will pray for you

    • @collegefraud1308
      @collegefraud1308 Год назад +2

      Amber I totally under stand, I did muaythai and jiu jitsu training every other day as well as doing outdoor activities often. It's so devastating :(. I had a surgery a month and a half ago and it actually reherniated 😢 it's so painful.

  • @kasunperera7764
    @kasunperera7764 2 года назад +26

    I wish you both all the success in every category that can mention in this life because i was suffering and stressed out because of this herniated disc but your advices giving me hope. God bless you BOB and BRAD

  • @Fckgenetics2023
    @Fckgenetics2023 3 года назад +115

    I should get a commission. Ive been referring my patients to your videos since 2019. You guys really are the best in the business. Thanks ❤

  • @chloevance5573
    @chloevance5573 Год назад +5

    You guys are the best and you explain things in layman’s terms which is so appreciated. Thank you for all you do and the positive impact you’re making !

  • @SomarDee
    @SomarDee Год назад +13

    I wish my doctors would explain things the way you two explain. Thank you

  • @IvanGueorguiev
    @IvanGueorguiev 2 года назад +7

    Great content! Wondering if you guys can talk about a T5, T6 disc herniation? Particularly things to avoid doing to make it worse and exercises to help heal🙏🙏

  • @karengreen5670
    @karengreen5670 Год назад

    You guys are amazing! I have an extruded/sequestered disc and you give me hope .. Thank you so much for your videos :)

  • @Jonnybravo589
    @Jonnybravo589 3 года назад +4

    Perfect watch for my MRI Monday.

  • @JmagzBisaya
    @JmagzBisaya 2 года назад +11

    Almost 6 months from being bedridden for a week or 2. It was the worst pain. Now back to playing basoetball. Thanks guys.

    • @bradentoncane8830
      @bradentoncane8830 Год назад +1

      I’ve been on bed rest for 2 weeks. Worst pain ever. I have to work on my feet. I can’t walk but 2-3 mins before the pain comes back. Did yours gradually get better after the 2 weeks??? How long did it take

    • @Preeti-lw9jc
      @Preeti-lw9jc 3 месяца назад

      How are you now hope you're doing well ❤️‍🩹

  • @dbaider9467
    @dbaider9467 Год назад

    Greetings from Ireland - with a bad back. This vid was completely charming and informative.

  • @fakerkhuzam9878
    @fakerkhuzam9878 2 года назад

    Great explanation, thanks a lot

  • @may091985
    @may091985 3 года назад +34

    I too had sciatic pain for the past three months, even single day it seemed like the pain level was the same until i started doing some exercises that are on this channel, and I also switched to sleeping on the floor with minimal cushioning and I can tell you today, it’s been four days, I haven’t had a challenging sciatic pain in those four days. It feels great. Thank you Bob and Brad.

    • @BobandBrad
      @BobandBrad  3 года назад +2

      You’re welcome 😊

    • @NurseTahirih
      @NurseTahirih 2 года назад

      :o

    • @ritulalchandani8555
      @ritulalchandani8555 2 года назад

      Pls guide me too... I have been In this pain since August means 5 months.... Tell us all about ur diet also.... I m also doing these exercises and walking for around 6 km daily.... Thanks for encouraging us.

    • @TonyStark-sj3kl
      @TonyStark-sj3kl 2 года назад +1

      Wait, so, sleeping on your back, flat on the floor helped???

    • @may091985
      @may091985 2 года назад +1

      @@TonyStark-sj3kl I’m not sure that was the only reason, but I feel it helped overall, I have now switched to a firm mattress.

  • @esterjoy7534
    @esterjoy7534 4 месяца назад +2

    This video was very informative. I was able to follow along and reference my MRI results. This helped me understand that what I have is a disc extrusion, and that it is a 70 percent chance of it healing without surgery. I feel much more hopeful and informed. Thank you.

  • @kylekeller8861
    @kylekeller8861 3 года назад +41

    I was in serious pain for years because of my sciatica. In fact, that’s how I found this RUclips channel. Ended up in near paralysis and had an emergency micro discectomy surgery due to severe disc herniation (kept getting worse and worse). Been free of nerve pain for five months now! Still recovering from the surgery and learning how to walk normal again. It’s embarrassing to be 32 years old walking like an old man

    • @CarlaTravels
      @CarlaTravels 3 года назад +6

      Im in the same boat except I haven’t gotten the surgery yet. Im 36 :-/

    • @kylekeller8861
      @kylekeller8861 3 года назад +2

      @@CarlaTravels I’m very sorry to hear that. Have you tried the steroid injections yet? They didn’t help me even seem to make the pain go through the roof. It’s no way to live I’m so thankful that the surgery worked.

    • @CarlaTravels
      @CarlaTravels 3 года назад

      @@kylekeller8861 Im so happy that you are no longer suffering with this pain. I had one steroid injection so far. It helped as far as now I can move my neck but the pain is still the same Did your hands go numb too? It’s been really tough :-(

    • @kylekeller8861
      @kylekeller8861 3 года назад +1

      @@CarlaTravels my pain radiated from my right sciatic nerve. The pain wrapped around my right leg but the pain was so intense for months I didn’t notice any tingling or numbness. After the surgery, and even now, my right foot feels like it’s “asleep”. My toes are numb. I think the surgeon called this neuropathy and it might be this way permanently.Hopefully your injections give you some lasting relief and quality of life. It’s unbelievable to read about so many people being affected by such horrible pain that can’t be controlled.

    • @CarlaTravels
      @CarlaTravels 3 года назад +6

      @@kylekeller8861 oh wow what a journey you are in. I’m so sorry this happened to you and it truly hurts my heart so many are in the same or similar boat as us. Nobody should have to suffer this agony. Physical pain sometimes becomes chronic and affects brain health. I’ve been noticing I’ve become filled with despair. My hope for a life where I can work and do daily tasks average people take for granted is a feet for me. Sometimes I really want to die so I don’t feel this pain anymore

  • @bernadinomiranda5313
    @bernadinomiranda5313 3 месяца назад

    Thank you guys
    Cleared so much for me

  • @CarlaTravels
    @CarlaTravels 3 года назад +12

    Yes please do a 50+ disc video. I have most of my neck herniated and my doctor recommended surgery. I have faith in PT though

    • @BobandBrad
      @BobandBrad  3 года назад +2

      Will add to our to do list!

    • @mlm10000
      @mlm10000 3 года назад +2

      I had a herniated disc with nerve damage to the c6-c7 root with severe tricep weakness. Most would have had surgery but my ortho provider PA for some reason said wait and see. I went to PT and the pain went away with radial nerve glides and other exercises and now the pain is gone and my strength is almost back to normal. Good luck!

    • @normafernandez8520
      @normafernandez8520 2 года назад

      How are you feeling now?

  • @dmcalignments8385
    @dmcalignments8385 2 года назад +3

    Thanks so much for all your awesome tips. Yes you can heal discs, there are holistics and homeopathic injections under the skin, called PRP or traumeel injections. I have a hand strain sprain from work, a very painful trigger thumb. I.just had some PRP done and started to have less pain and more flexibility. It can also be done on the spine!!! 🤞🌺🌺🌹.

  • @gar351
    @gar351 9 месяцев назад +1

    I am a 51 year old male, been in the HVAC industry all my life. I have experienced sciatic pain periodically through the years. I had a major bout with it this evening after and before the end of the work day. I looked up things to do to help with it and you guys video came up. I have to say I am impressed with the knowledge I have gained and i am feeling less pain now after doing some of the excersises that you have shown in your videos. I never knew about any of this stuff. Just know I have to keep working, and your resource I believe will help me. Thanks for what you do!!!

    • @evefairy7740
      @evefairy7740 9 месяцев назад

      how do you deal with painful flare ups ? im pushing through it without any medication.

    • @gar351
      @gar351 9 месяцев назад

      @@evefairy7740
      What worked for me was the lay flat on your stomach do a half pushup where your middle area is still laying flat...helped for me. I know everyone is different though, I can just say the pain was so bad I had no hope but with the exercise I mentioned above worked for me this time. Watch all these guys videos to see all the different approaches to the problem. I know it hurts!!! Just all the advice I can give! Wish you the best!

  • @cookiemama4
    @cookiemama4 3 года назад +4

    I have an L5 herniated disc that is pressing on a nerve so painfully, I can hardly walk, and I need a wheelchair in stores. I've had it for 3 months with nothing done, because of "office politics" at the pain clinic! I'll soon have a steroid injection, but every day is agony! I want to start your videos on physical therapy, but where do I start? You guys are lifesavers! You gave me hope, so I'm pushing off surgery as long as possible..
    Where do I start? I'm 68. 🤯

  • @BendnStretchwithSue
    @BendnStretchwithSue 3 года назад +2

    Neat information! 👍

  • @AaronMiller-rh7rj
    @AaronMiller-rh7rj 2 года назад

    very informative thank you

  • @siobhanmcneenan3253
    @siobhanmcneenan3253 Год назад

    I love the pics description

  • @Tpete811
    @Tpete811 3 года назад +2

    About 2 years ago I did an mri of my lumbar, the results were: A grade 1 retrolisthesis of L5 on S1 Modic type II, large inferiorly extruded central to right paracentral disc protrusion with near-complete obliteration of the spinal canal at the L5-S1 in part aggravated by ligamentum flavum hypertrophy at the inferior endplate L5 level, L5-S1 severe central spinal stenosis at the superior endplate to the midportion of S1, there was additional severe spinal stenosis. There was deformity of the thecal site displaced posteriorly towards the left with moderate right and severe left foraminal narrowing with impingement of the exiting left L5 nerve root. The overall size of the large disc herniation was 2.9 cm x 1.4cm AP x 1.7cm transverse. Two rounds of PT and a lumbar discectomy later (1yr 3mo post-op) and I get another mri: L5-S1, there is disc bulge with central disc extrusion with minimal caudal migration. Mild central canal stenosis with moderate left neural foraminal
    stenosis. So while the surgery did improve things, it didn't end up being what my surgeon promised me. I want to make sense of what can be done now, I'm getting a lumbar facet injection, I need to get straight talk on this, my options are limited at present(insurance) so a second opinion is out. I need to know so I can advocate for my health properly. Please Bob and Brad, help me understand can I get rid of the nerve pain, can this heal? Will I need surgery again? HELP!

    • @matthewkirby5394
      @matthewkirby5394 2 года назад

      Avoid surgery. I had 2...and 15 years later get episodes once a year that takes a month or 2 to become tolerable. Watch Dr Bergman videos and you will see the big picture.

  • @tawahalp4716
    @tawahalp4716 Год назад +3

    Ok I’m extremely confused Thank you so much for this video

  • @stevenpanter46
    @stevenpanter46 2 года назад +6

    Praise the lord, I thought I had the worse type of herniating but I actually don’t. Thanks so much

    • @Preeti-lw9jc
      @Preeti-lw9jc 8 месяцев назад

      How did you know you didn't had the worse type of herniation??

  • @gauravshinde1028
    @gauravshinde1028 2 года назад +1

    God bless you both . ❤️❤️😭

  • @Christine-xl8ly
    @Christine-xl8ly 2 года назад +24

    this video totally gave me HOPE...still waiting to get in for an MRI. Fingers crossed. Doing McKenzie exercises every 2 hrs. Sciatica improving

    • @arsh4dkhan
      @arsh4dkhan 2 года назад +3

      How are you now?

    • @skyman3083
      @skyman3083 2 года назад +1

      @@arsh4dkhan +1

    • @flyaar7
      @flyaar7 Год назад

      @@arsh4dkhan +1

    • @MsPopo81
      @MsPopo81 Год назад

      Update?

    • @Preeti-lw9jc
      @Preeti-lw9jc 3 месяца назад

      How are you now hope you're doing well ❤️‍🩹

  • @jda7499
    @jda7499 3 года назад +7

    God Bless you both !! I have recently had a l5/s1 sequestered disc with l5 root compression sciatica.
    3 days rest and 8 days on painkillers.
    Started routine walking on 3rd day with 2000 steps and upto 10000 steps on day 30. Only one pregabalin tablet at night to relax the nerve.
    The PACMANs are eating up the soft tissue sequestered off the disc. I intend to do an mri after 6 mths to check on it.
    Thanks to your videos I have been watching them since 4 years ai knew exactly what to do.
    I only have EHL on right toe now and doing various exercises to get the power fully back.
    God Bless you both. ❤️

    • @SanjaySingh-qt3rm
      @SanjaySingh-qt3rm 3 года назад +2

      What excercise you are doing....I have central disc protrusion at l4-l5 i don't have pain...but stiffness and little weakness in left leg....first few days i have pain in low back...now its gone...only experience little pain while bending forward...I hope it doesn't get worse with time..

    • @mohamedgabal6333
      @mohamedgabal6333 2 года назад

      @@SanjaySingh-qt3rm same here

    • @augen8819
      @augen8819 Год назад

      How are You doing now

    • @afsalplr001
      @afsalplr001 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@SanjaySingh-qt3rmhow are u now , I am having broad based central disc protrusion L5-S1.

    • @Preeti-lw9jc
      @Preeti-lw9jc 8 месяцев назад

      How are you now

  • @user-ze1mp8zb2z
    @user-ze1mp8zb2z 3 месяца назад +3

    I suffered a bulge 13 years ago that took almost one and half years, now two months ago I experienced disc extrusion and that's painful like hell you can't move your head or hand because of pain. After MRI I met doc and he told about surgery I was in shock, then I met a therapist and told him about the case he assured me it will be done without surgery. Now after 1 & half month alhamdulillah I am walking sitting and I feel 70-75 % better than before.
    Here I would like to tell everyone that even you are going with surgery your 70% problem will not be solved without therapy.

    • @user-jr2sd3ig8v
      @user-jr2sd3ig8v 2 месяца назад

      Still be cautious .u get better and beter but be cautious for about a year .even if u had no pain

    • @user-ze1mp8zb2z
      @user-ze1mp8zb2z 2 месяца назад

      @@user-jr2sd3ig8v yes sure.

  • @JeffWardMusic
    @JeffWardMusic 3 месяца назад

    Very glad I watched this guys, thanks! My L3 lumbar disc is sequestrated so I'm hoping I'm in the 96% not the 4%...! Opposite logic to when I'm buying lottery ticket, of course!

  • @jimagent1826
    @jimagent1826 2 года назад +9

    Good stuff. Had surgery 12 years ago. Still have issues. Any information on spinal stenosis and foraminal stenosis would be appreciated. Agree to go to PT first. I went PT, shots then needed the surgery. Even if you have the surgery PT will help in the future. Doing my stretching daily helps, but if you skip you pay.

    • @vlsr71
      @vlsr71 Год назад

      Did you get a dicectomy? No issues?

    • @patriciaortiz1683
      @patriciaortiz1683 8 месяцев назад +1

      Look at RUclips best practice health dr.Dan he has a lot of information

  • @andrewhoffmeyer3155
    @andrewhoffmeyer3155 Год назад

    At 11:28 you mentioned "stenosis", what is that? My MRI reading mentioned "spinal canal stenosis" and "recess stenosis" as well as "annular fissure". What do those mean? I know I could Google that, but I trust your articulate responses more than the interwebs. Thanks! (I had the microdiscectomy and the same disc has re-herniated (within 6 months). This cleared up so much about my MRI, and was so helpful! I was terrified because I now have a sequester, which I thought was as bad as it could. I'm so glad you showed me otherwise.)

  • @craigstephenmcdonald9915
    @craigstephenmcdonald9915 3 года назад +3

    Im about to visit the dr for results of MRI. Perfect timing!

    • @craigstephenmcdonald9915
      @craigstephenmcdonald9915 3 года назад

      L 1/2 endplate undulation mild disc degen.
      L2/3 small osseous
      L3/4 developmenttal narrow canal
      L 4/5 disc bulge and more
      L 4/5 large hyperintense disc extrusion ect
      All good!

    • @dynamoksanimation9409
      @dynamoksanimation9409 3 года назад

      @@craigstephenmcdonald9915 RIP

  • @Kurt22ism
    @Kurt22ism 2 года назад +7

    I had to have an operation age 34. The pain got worse couldn't walk. Now 37 I still have pain in the L5 area not as bad tho thankfully. A day without thoughts of back pain would be a huge surprise.

    • @Cynthbirdlover
      @Cynthbirdlover Год назад

      Was it a disectomy on L4 L5? I’m scared to get it 😢we’re you able to walk after the operation how many days later?

    • @Kurt22ism
      @Kurt22ism Год назад +1

      @@Cynthbirdlover your screwed for about 2-3weeks. I turned the lounge into a bedroom. You will get drugs to help sleep and recover. Ur an old fowbie after the op. You want crutches but they won't supply because you need to be walking to help with recovery. You will struggle to walk down steps for the matter anywhere. You will need support from the other half if you have one. You are pretty well screwed so lots of netflix, popcorn, lying down. You must move tho. You need to walk up and down the hallway to help move the back muscles as often as possible. I would most definitely have it again. I'm all about maintaining the area now.

    • @Cynthbirdlover
      @Cynthbirdlover Год назад

      @@Kurt22ism oh dear thank you so much. I’m scared now. I’m a walking girl I can’t be in bed for that long. I’d go crazy. Should I avoid this surgery? My leg foot is hurting from the sciatic nerve being pushed by the disc.

    • @Kurt22ism
      @Kurt22ism Год назад +1

      @@Cynthbirdlover just get it done. Walking will be more enjoyable after the healing process is complete. You should feel instant relief after the op but it's the actual op process that needs healing not so much the disc. I had laser eye surgery too. Best thing ever. You just need to believe in it. Thousands of ppl have been through this op. Mine started out as pain then few months later I couldn't walk. After been seen to the doc booked me I was done within 2 weeks. Before it gets worse get it done now.

  • @Bmeriem2009
    @Bmeriem2009 2 года назад +1

    Thank you so much for this video. It explains clearly the different types of herniated disc. What happens if a 90 years old suffers from a extrusion? What do you recommend?

  • @michelles1517
    @michelles1517 Год назад +3

    You have given me so hope after I just found out I have 9 herniated disc’s! 😞

    • @Preeti-lw9jc
      @Preeti-lw9jc 8 месяцев назад

      How are you now?? Hope you're doing good

    • @hoehoe360
      @hoehoe360 6 месяцев назад

      how you doin now?

  • @GalidorDragon
    @GalidorDragon 3 года назад +6

    You guys have been my teachers and companions through 7 weeks of excruciating pain due to a severe extruded disc on my lumbar spine, I will be getting surgery since nothing made it better, but I learned so much from you!

    • @pb4travel
      @pb4travel 2 года назад +2

      How are you now?

    • @GalidorDragon
      @GalidorDragon 2 года назад +1

      @@pb4travel got a microdiscectomy, walked out of the hospital the next day, no more pain! I'm doing very well, it's been 3 months since, although I do have restrictions on some actions, I'm happy there's no pain :)

    • @pb4travel
      @pb4travel 2 года назад

      @@GalidorDragon so there was no surgery needed?

    • @GalidorDragon
      @GalidorDragon 2 года назад

      @@pb4travel in my case yes, there was a severely extruded disc and I couldn't walk or do anything at all. It was microdiscectomy.

    • @pb4travel
      @pb4travel 2 года назад +1

      @@GalidorDragon good to hear! Had to Google what it means but now I understood.
      Well atleast you are fine now, god bless you sir!

  • @TLSPMardyBum86
    @TLSPMardyBum86 3 года назад +3

    Would you please post a citation (or even better, a link) to the study you mention early in the video?

  • @xbenxwilsonxhighlights7879
    @xbenxwilsonxhighlights7879 3 года назад +5

    Anyone with disc problems should see a therapist and see if they can use a reverse hyper machine from Westside barbell. It traction’s out the spine and strengthens the glutes hams and back all at once.

    • @emilykirkham571
      @emilykirkham571 Год назад

      This sounds awesome, I will try it at my gym.

  • @chuckruscher7135
    @chuckruscher7135 2 года назад +2

    Please provide a link or more information about the research, THANKS!

  • @larry_white
    @larry_white 3 года назад +4

    Any info on a popping lower back? I can flex my abs and it seems to “pop my lower back into place”. I also get a good decompression pop a few times a day hanging from a pull-up bar.

  • @jackie9867
    @jackie9867 3 года назад +23

    This was so informative. I was injured in 2013 as a CNA. I Have 3 bulging discs and 4 protrusions, all in my C-spine. I went to the physical therapy which made it worse but the chiro definitely helped 3x a week for months on end. Now I cant afford it and I go to PM. I haven't had an MRI since 2016 but I'd love to see what's going on because the nerve pain is insane at times. Why does insurance have to suck? Lol

    • @symbologee
      @symbologee 3 года назад +9

      They just want you out...all insurance's are worthless imo. They're vampyric even. The whole system is corrupt af. I'm not negative, I'm just real.

    • @milekrizman
      @milekrizman 2 года назад

      What is CNA?

    • @nildadel9795
      @nildadel9795 Год назад

      @@milekrizman people who take care old people . There is a lot lifting there so usually people end up with back issues .

  • @BettyHorn
    @BettyHorn 3 года назад +12

    I don't know what kind I had, but it was so bad I lost the use of my right leg and had foot drop. And I had never been in so much pain in my life. The doctor said if I hadn't had the surgery when I did, I would have spent the rest of my life in a wheelchair.

    • @BobandBrad
      @BobandBrad  3 года назад +3

      Very sorry to hear that

    • @SanjaySingh-qt3rm
      @SanjaySingh-qt3rm 3 года назад

      How are you now after surgery

    • @BettyHorn
      @BettyHorn 3 года назад +3

      @@SanjaySingh-qt3rm well, I've managed to stay out of a wheelchair for the past 26 years.....at least for that. I've had other untelated health issues that took me off my feet, and I have had other back surgeries, but again, unrelated.

    • @pb4travel
      @pb4travel 2 года назад

      @@BettyHorn you okay bow?

    • @BettyHorn
      @BettyHorn 2 года назад +3

      @@pb4travel for the most part. I have since been bedridden for almost 4 years, had 4 strokes, and broken my back 4 times. I also almost died from severe malnutrition. Turns out I'm allergic to animal products. Ever since going WFPB, my health has improved exponentially. I have residual issues, but I'm so much better now! Thanks for asking!

  • @bluequest22
    @bluequest22 2 года назад +3

    😂😂 This is how school should've been man. Thanks, prayers to everyone healing.

  • @patriciacorbeil3172
    @patriciacorbeil3172 3 года назад +4

    Personally, however important the teachings of this particular message; just wanted to hear the Intro 😀

  • @jessicarodgers873
    @jessicarodgers873 3 года назад +5

    I would like to see that video of people's disc over 50

  • @ditz3nfitness
    @ditz3nfitness Год назад +4

    Hi Bob & Brad
    I've had chronic pain in the middle of my lumbar, out to my right butt, down the back of the right hamstring, and into my right foot. Everything since May 2022. I start to worry if I'll ever get back to feeling pain-free. I have 2x disc bulges, degenerative changes, and an annular fissure from an MRI I got in September as pain didn't get better... Annular fissure to the right in my L5-S1 disc. The pain came as I did a heavy set on deadlifts and suddenly felt a sharp pain. Been in pain ever since... I've tried chiropractic care, and have also done physiotherapy. Both without luck. Also have done core strengthening and McKenzie press ups. No luck there either. I'm about to give up on life, but I REALLY DON'T WANT to get surgery. I don't have bowel problems so my doctor says she won't even considerate surgery, as it's only done on people who have bowel problems, like holding urine in, etc.
    Cheers from Denmark

  • @i.am.maria.01
    @i.am.maria.01 2 года назад +4

    Hope is what I need right now. Been watching most of your vids. Still can’t sleep at night for almost 2 weeks now because of the excruciating pain from my lower leg back dow to my toes… been doing McKenzie and somehow it helps. Did my xray and mri and doctor found a disc bulge n my lumbar 3&4. Waiting for my therapy approval. The pain is no joke 😭😭😭

    • @dfy
      @dfy 2 года назад +1

      Hi Maria, How are you feeling now.. Are you starting to heal? Hang in there

    • @i.am.maria.01
      @i.am.maria.01 2 года назад +2

      @@dfy hello, been a month now and half. After 3 weeks im starting to see improvement everyday. I just need to strengthen my core muscles because im had lateral shift for first 3 weeks and cant walk/stand for too long. Now its like i feel good to walk but still there is sciatica sometimes and some muscle spasms at night. I hope it will heal soon

    • @dfy
      @dfy 2 года назад +1

      @@i.am.maria.01 Great! Seems like you are putting in the time to properly heal and if you’re getting better that is a good sign. I bet you’ll eventually make a full recovery

    • @i.am.maria.01
      @i.am.maria.01 2 года назад +2

      @@dfy I hope so. Just trying to be positive knowing that Im living and working alone away from my family overseas. I almost gve up for first 3 weeks because of the excruciating pain, having lateral shift, cant stand/walk for 5mins more, and also waking up every 30mins at night due to sciatica and cramping. After those 3 weeks, I started to gain my positive vibes by watching lot of YT vids about sciatica healing, proper breathing, basic yoga pose for disc bulges, and most important I always ask God for my progress!

    • @i.am.maria.01
      @i.am.maria.01 2 года назад +1

      @@dfy thought i’ve read that once u r healed, you still have high risk of having it again so consistency is the key.

  • @Lara-vn3fd
    @Lara-vn3fd Год назад +3

    Thank you for all of this information. I’ve been having pain in my lower back for months now especially bending forward. I lost a lot of mobility as well. I’m now doing McKenzie exercises and they really work wonders. Feeling a lot better, all though some pain still remains and gets stronger throughout the day if I’m not doing the exercises. I hope it will heal soon… I think it’s weird to hear that the disc “bulge” being the least dangerous one has the lowest probability of healing on its own 😳

    • @LegolasuS
      @LegolasuS Год назад

      Yes how is it possible ? They could have explained why the least injury is the one that has the lowest chance to heal on its own
      What do they mean that it will not heal on its own but maybe do heal faster if given the proper treatment ?

    • @karanvats4830
      @karanvats4830 Год назад

      hope you're doing better now.

  • @TheRuthyc
    @TheRuthyc 2 года назад +4

    Oh bad for me! Almost all of my discs are bulging in the thoracic spine and hitting the spinal cord. I have the worst pain and for 4 years. I thought it would shrink back but only a 13% chance of healing? Bob and Brad, do you have any help for me, exercise etc.?

  • @stephaniealvarado3652
    @stephaniealvarado3652 2 года назад +7

    I have three herniated disc my L3 is a protrusion and L4,L5 with a herniated disc which is causing nerve pain. I am going to physical therapy and I am hoping I heal without having surgery so I can return to working out!
    Thank you for this video, it has given me hope! 🙏🏼😊

    • @mihaelh6783
      @mihaelh6783 Год назад

      Did it help?

    • @stephaniealvarado3652
      @stephaniealvarado3652 Год назад +1

      @@mihaelh6783
      Unfortunately it did not! I’m going back to physical therapy. On a plus side I am not worse!

    • @mihaelh6783
      @mihaelh6783 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@stephaniealvarado3652 Sad, same thing with me, at 20years old. Trying physical therapy before discsectomy... Hope you get better

    • @stephaniealvarado3652
      @stephaniealvarado3652 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@mihaelh6783 I’m so sorry!! The PT should help. Hang in there! I’ll keep you in my prayers

    • @mihaelh6783
      @mihaelh6783 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@stephaniealvarado3652 I hope! And thanks, I hope you get better too... :)

  • @mattb9664
    @mattb9664 3 года назад +6

    It depends. You need to follow Bob and Brad's exercises frequently, and get yourself some proper footwear inserts. And get comfortable with doing yoga and doing spinal twists. If your body is young enough, then yes I'd say it's possible.

  • @GHOSTsq
    @GHOSTsq 9 месяцев назад

    I need those pull ups

  • @MiZzThANGz21
    @MiZzThANGz21 3 года назад +5

    If I have had bulging and herniated discs for 5 years now will they heal? Major one 7 mm disc extrusion on L4-L5

  • @RyanThomasWoods
    @RyanThomasWoods Год назад

    @5:12 interesting images of stages

  • @gauravshinde1028
    @gauravshinde1028 2 года назад +3

    Everytime I feel low . I watch a Bob n Brad video. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

    • @anime-nn9kl
      @anime-nn9kl Месяц назад

      The intro jingle always makes me smile. 😁

  • @edgarperez
    @edgarperez Год назад +9

    I hope they’re giving away non herniated disc real soon😂

  • @timschannel910
    @timschannel910 2 года назад

    I have had a bulging disc from my 20 and am 49 now. I hurt all the time. I have had PT and MRI and shots and all over the years with not getting any better. I hurt 24-7 am now taking medication again and it's not helping. It's touching a nerve in Lower back L4 L5 and S1

  • @LD-uz5pc
    @LD-uz5pc 2 года назад

    I believe a few of days ago I herniated my disc by stretching too far back while laying in bed. I'll be seeing a doctor for it tomorrow. I'm wondering though if the pain will go away? The pain has lessened. It went from an 8/10 and now it's a 6/10.

  • @sourgummy1010
    @sourgummy1010 2 года назад +3

    I have to bend forward for my job to wash my dogs in the salon I’ve been suffering from disk bulge and degeneration for a year and always have pain closer to my rear though I think it’s just the degeneration hurting I’ve been going to Chiropractor and nothing works.

  • @leemack7399
    @leemack7399 Год назад +1

    Thanks Bob and Brad I have a disc herniation generation
    I'm pretty sure I won't need surgery
    What are your thoughts on the matter l5s1

  • @uwannatalkaboutehhh
    @uwannatalkaboutehhh 2 года назад +1

    I honestly believe in healing im in two months in herniation the pain lessen continously as i continnue my therapy believe in God just 🙏

  • @seanlatterson
    @seanlatterson Год назад

    BOB AND BRAD What about schmorls nodes disc hernation? Bob and Brad never talk about scmorls nodes disc hernation vertical hernation nucleus leaks into endplate into adjacent bone marrow .. CAN YOU PLEASE COVER THIS TOPIC SCHMORLS NODES BOB AND BRAD? THANK YOU

  • @shariahcastro3747
    @shariahcastro3747 2 года назад +1

    i have disc herniation c4-c6, dehydrated disc seen in a mri, im always in pain after a finish some medications. pls advise the best thing to do. thank you guys.

  • @WolfofNightMusic
    @WolfofNightMusic Год назад

    Hi there, long time watcher of your channel which has helped a lot. I do have 1 question. commuting to work, I have an undiagnosed back problem which I think is a protruding disk. if I stand from seating, then I feel quite a bit of back stiffness, which isn't usually bad pain so long as I get up in a slow controlled way. second day of work and I am now having a day off to recover. The work is light and the company is working with me to find me something so it doesn't happen again. Now to the question. Would it be beneficial to get an electric bike and travel to work that way?
    I don't drive because of the strain on my back from driving, also travelling long journey on the bus triggers the pain too.

  • @joshvaldez8455
    @joshvaldez8455 2 года назад +1

    thank you for this video. but to be clear, Protrusion, extrusion and sequestration is the different stages/types of disc herniation?

  • @TonyMontana-gh4sb
    @TonyMontana-gh4sb 5 дней назад

    Thanks for the info; what about when it's 2 levels?

  • @dr6638
    @dr6638 9 месяцев назад

    Got a question for Bob or Brad. I have been having lower back issues mostly on left side. But it does go to the right side and then eventually both sides. I also have twitching in my calves constantly. I have been doing home PT and exercise. I am also not much overweight and I am active. I have gotten an MRI and also X-rays, they do not recommend surgery at this time. Have you seen this and what do you recommend anything?

  • @hbgstorm
    @hbgstorm 3 года назад

    Unfortunetly i have to do surgery couse nothing works , 2 years im in a lot of pain down my left leg , physical terapi hurts even more

  • @christinalemke7729
    @christinalemke7729 3 года назад +2

    I've had 3 failed cervical surgeries but my disc c6 c7 after slip and fall was sitting on nerve root and said it was my only option ACDF but due to DDD & spinal stenosis arthritis etc all discs above needed 2 more surgeries & 3 fusion's & Never got releif ☹️

  • @tonysorice5142
    @tonysorice5142 3 года назад

    i have L4 L5 S1 ,,for years i tryed everthing my kneee didnt even reflex ,,by the doc,,

  • @janetrowe186
    @janetrowe186 Год назад

    I fell several times when younger.accidents spred out.about 5 times.

  • @colleenknapp8626
    @colleenknapp8626 Год назад

    62 F suffering for 2.5 years and relying on a cane to walk.
    Nine (9) specialists who all say "hip replacement" when I've told every one of them that the pain is nowhere near my hip. Spent $20,000 out of pocket and not including $14,000 in insurance premiums just to find the cause of my pain.
    It took 3 chiropractors and Chinese masseuse AFTER 9 specialists who needed to put kids through college, evidently...

  • @HarshaVardhan-dq8fp
    @HarshaVardhan-dq8fp 4 месяца назад +1

    What are the chances of a disc protrusion recurring.Does it ever fully become normal as before

  • @jgpainting8815
    @jgpainting8815 Год назад

    What do you all think about epidural injections? Just to lower pain and give it time to heal. I have had two injections over the course of 10 yrs and it has completely removed pain. Some numbness is always there. But I can live with that

  • @rybiyaabla1629
    @rybiyaabla1629 2 года назад +3

    Thankyou so much. I love your videos. I was wondering if you were able to do a video on which exercises to do, or not to do, if you have multiple herniated discs, I've been doing the stretches but I'd love to start exercising again but haven't managed to find one that doesn't inflame my back. I have two in my cervical, one in my thoracic, and two in my lumbar.

    • @normafernandez8520
      @normafernandez8520 2 года назад

      How are you feeling now? I’m going through the same thing.

    • @22-abqariyahyakheen59
      @22-abqariyahyakheen59 8 месяцев назад

      Did you have pain in both legs?

    • @Preeti-lw9jc
      @Preeti-lw9jc 8 месяцев назад

      @@22-abqariyahyakheen59 How are you?? Did you had an MRI

    • @22-abqariyahyakheen59
      @22-abqariyahyakheen59 7 месяцев назад

      @@Preeti-lw9jc No I did not have an MRI had xray instead. It showed loss of lordosis. I am still the same didnt get better. How about you? What are your symptoms?

  • @user-xo3yb8vq9t
    @user-xo3yb8vq9t 5 месяцев назад

    You guys just killed my hopes 😢

  • @ThonColinFilms
    @ThonColinFilms Год назад

    How long does the reabsorption take? I have an annular tear since a year ago and it keeps re-tearing. Currently can’t sit or stand or walk. 7 weeks on and I don’t feel I’m making any progress.

  • @rikybologna3579
    @rikybologna3579 3 года назад

    6:24 Hi from Italy, what's about Schmorl's hernia? My one happened some time after a vertebral body fracture (L1 upper side squashed), when the affected disc (T12-L1) herniated into the bone. Even it cannot provoke me pain directly by itself (no nerves are located into vertebral bodies) it reduced T12-L1 vertebrae space more than how much it just changed by vertebral body form modification (lower at its upper-front side and higher at its upper-back, further such a center hole). I have not realize yet if anulus is present at lower/upper disc parts too, so if nucleus went into L1 vertebral body "drilling" anulus or if it was inevitable just because no anulus part is present under/over the disc (I am suppoaing that vertebral body bone may does this function by itself). So, I do not know if my disc will become inevitably dessicated or if it just may work as before the fracture. I was an atlhete until 6 month ago and I am hoping to do it again. Sorry for my grammar mistakes and I hope that you may do a video about Schmorl's hernia (fracture/no fracture related both). Thank you.

  • @k.2768
    @k.2768 Месяц назад

    I have a protrusion and it compresses the spinal canal. The doctors told me there is no chance it would go away even though the pain almost completely disappeared after 8 weeks. I feel like I am kind of disabled for life because any wrong movement could inflame the nerve again. It’s a less than 50 percent chance for it to go away but this is a much better chance than my doctors told me. I am in my thirty’s and I will do everything to enhance my chances. Thank you!

    • @Psykeromania
      @Psykeromania Месяц назад +1

      Me too brother, hang in there. The darker side is on the mental part that nobody talks about :( take care, we’ve got this!!

    • @k.2768
      @k.2768 Месяц назад

      @@Psykeromania Thank u ! I wish u the best.
      A doctors statement can make everything worse especially when it’s simply wrong. He just could have said „There is a good chance but you have to take care and do something about it“.

    • @Psykeromania
      @Psykeromania Месяц назад

      @@k.2768 i have an appointment to a chiropractor and some dry needlling, hopefully he can help. I also went to a neurologist and he said dude you need surgery go to a neurosurgeon! But the thing is that he didn’t even test me, he just looked at the mri… so i will not consider surgery. I think we just need to accept faith and try to do the best that we can, lear how to move, do physical therapy and even psychotherapy if needed. For sure we will be better!

  • @SanctifiedLady
    @SanctifiedLady 2 года назад

    Did they say which one definitely needed surgery?

  • @Shaniyah08
    @Shaniyah08 Год назад +2

    Just left the hospital I got a CTScan. I have 2 bulging disc. I am so scared and worried. This pain is brutal.

    • @friendforlife3321
      @friendforlife3321 Год назад

      I’m so sorry to hear this :( I just said a prayer for you. Please read Maria’s comments ( it’s a bit up further) and she shares the exercises she did to recover from bulging discs

  • @Venstaugon
    @Venstaugon 2 года назад

    I have dessicated disc with posterior Central disc protrusion with annular tear, modic endplate signal change and hypertrophy flavum is seen on l4-l5 about a year and 2 months. I did not go for any surgery. Lower back near to the hip area still feel sour and tight till date. Is this consider normal on recovery process? Will the lower back pain especially around the hip area be reduced as time pass?

  • @ThiccBoi23
    @ThiccBoi23 Год назад

    Exact opposite of what you would think would be better odds based on imaging

  • @Tazz45
    @Tazz45 9 месяцев назад

    L4-5. there is a small left foraminal disc protrusion superimposed upon a diffuse disc annular bulge with mild facet arthropathy and endplate spurring. Mild left foraminal narrowing results. The central canal and right neural foramen appear patent.
    That’s my MRI I have my big toe and big toe areas numb sometimes does it need surgery or it could heal by itself?

  • @TheGlamperz
    @TheGlamperz 3 года назад

    Oh I forgot to says they mentioned I have cause for concern of cauda equina

  • @stefs3460
    @stefs3460 3 года назад +2

    I have 2 herniated discs in my neck. Went to neurosurgeon he saent me to physical therapist and chiropractor of his choosing that he regularly works with. In the beginning I couldn't drive, I couldn't turn my jead to the left, I was in excruciating pain (felt like a blow torch on my arm all the time) and weird stuff (like touch a surface with 1 hand it was warm and dry to touch, touch same surface with more affected hand it felt cold and wet), numbness, tingling, you name it now 2.5 months later I have a little psin nack of neck and sometimes in 1 arm when I use it a lot. Im very glad dr went this route!

    • @symbologee
      @symbologee 3 года назад

      You have neuropathy. I have what you have down my left leg. It's an everyday thing. It's for life. Parts of my leg are completely numb. Other parts are tingling and burning with sporadic jolts of electricity like shocks. Gabapentin and Lyrica do help with that somewhat. It's definitely not a cure-all though. I've had this since the winter of 1991.

    • @SPEED-7
      @SPEED-7 2 года назад

      Hi sir, i feel the same too on my cervical, how are u now? Did u dis anu treatment?

    • @navindesigns
      @navindesigns Год назад

      I have the same issue with my neck
      At C4-5, there is a broad-based central disc protrusion impinging the ventral thecal sac. No spinal canal or neuroforaminal stenosis.
      At C5-6 and C6-7, there are mild disc bulges flattening the ventral thecal sac. No spinal canal or neuroforaminal stenosis.
      I am still in major pain 8 months later, nothing seems to be helping me. How did yours get better? thanks in advance

    • @stefs3460
      @stefs3460 Год назад +1

      @@navindesigns I had a very good physical therapist. I went 3 times a week and did my homework they gave me every day at home. In the beginning doorway stretch and wall slides was all I did

    • @navindesigns
      @navindesigns Год назад

      @@stefs3460 ok thank you , I will try those out. HOw long did you take you to heal?

  • @leedezern6862
    @leedezern6862 3 года назад +7

    I had a discectomy laminectomy and I’m thankful I did it. I went through PT and epidural steroid injections. Got very little relief. The doctor told me it was much worse (when he made the incision ) than it appeared on the mri.

    • @BobandBrad
      @BobandBrad  3 года назад +1

      Glad you are feeling better!

    • @fpineros9189
      @fpineros9189 2 года назад

      how long ago and how has it been treating you?

    • @vlsr71
      @vlsr71 Год назад

      How severe was it? Where was it L5S1?

  • @lani0
    @lani0 2 года назад +2

    wow !! the Sequestration has a 96% chance while the protrusion only 40x !!

  • @leiper72
    @leiper72 3 года назад +4

    Recovering from a (incomplete) Cadua Equina Syndrome now 6 weeks after surgery of a sequestred big L4/L5 disc hernia.. The bowel and blatter area was affected but not terminal damaged so it's ok (but still a little numb), and the right calf and foot is still kind of numb and so, but improves.. Walking quite ok with a crutch for support (mostly at home without), so it's getting better.. I guess I was lucky to get help in time. ;) But please do a video of that important injury.. !

    • @SoniaRossi72
      @SoniaRossi72 2 года назад

      So your sequestred disc caused Cadua Equina? I thought Bob and Brad said it would heal better sequestred disc.
      How long from your herniated disc did it take for Cadua Equina to happen?
      I just found out about this syndrome and been in pain due to a slipped disc for 20 yrs or more and now SO scared of getting this syndrome that I can't even sleep.

    • @holysnappersASMR
      @holysnappersASMR 2 года назад

      how are you now?!

    • @leiper72
      @leiper72 2 года назад

      @@holysnappersASMR i am fine today, accept some loss of feeling in the outer feet and to some of the toes.. but I can move them fine so everything ok today. No pain. i got help in time.

    • @Preeti-lw9jc
      @Preeti-lw9jc 8 месяцев назад

      @@leiper72 hey it would be helpful if you could answer few of my questions??
      1. From how much time did you had back problem
      2. Before the MRI could you walk properly
      3. How did you know it was cuada equina

    • @Preeti-lw9jc
      @Preeti-lw9jc 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@SoniaRossi72 how are you now

  • @thecastle09
    @thecastle09 2 года назад

    agony,pain,numbness om left and right..sometimes affects my gait and balance....wakes me up every night too. where do i start...

  • @maryelizabeth1229
    @maryelizabeth1229 2 года назад

    Can using an inversion table help with a bulging L4-L5 disc? Is it safe to use? I have one - just not sure if I can safely use it!

  • @NansGlobalKitchen
    @NansGlobalKitchen 3 года назад +1

    So if your disk don't have too much damage, Can it heal completel? I have a bad flare up of sciatic nerve, right now I cannot walk too much. I had real bad pain for 2 weeks but it has calm down a bit. Should I get Chiro care or Physical Therapy and massage. I am confused by all the videos I have seen on YT.

    • @dragonrider9051
      @dragonrider9051 3 года назад +5

      Stay away from chiropractors at all cost, physical therapy and maintenance is key.

    • @NansGlobalKitchen
      @NansGlobalKitchen 3 года назад +1

      @@dragonrider9051 Thankyou very much!

  • @colinthomson5358
    @colinthomson5358 3 года назад +6

    I noticed big improvement in shoulder pain after taking Collegen and a few bone broths a week. Might be worth trying for a month or so.

    • @versatec1
      @versatec1 3 года назад +2

      Chicken geletin..fishhead stock and kefir...rocket fuel👍

    • @cancontrl
      @cancontrl 2 года назад

      What type of collagen (brand) did you take if you don’t mind me asking?

  • @ajaytomar3221
    @ajaytomar3221 2 года назад +1

    In how many days a disc bulge in l5-s1 treat??plz tell

  • @UHFStation1
    @UHFStation1 2 года назад

    Is a disc different from the cartilage? Is it different from the tissue it sits inside of?

  • @AlberToretto
    @AlberToretto 2 года назад +1

    I'm 31, I get diagnosed with a lumbar herniated disc 10 months ago, I just took the medicine my doctor gave me for the pain for two months. After that I had just a little numb sensation on the leg (sometimes). Now I am having the same pain from 10 months ago, and I wonder if I should just take more medicine or get a surgery?? What's your best opinion doc's?

    • @cindyhernandez9979
      @cindyhernandez9979 2 года назад

      What medicine did he give you ?

    • @wefukthenwo
      @wefukthenwo 2 года назад

      @@cindyhernandez9979 Tramadol 150mg has been a godsend for me. I have had a herniated disk for over 10 years.

  • @mikes.3192
    @mikes.3192 6 месяцев назад

    I have a disk herniation in my cervical spine C5 & c6 and doctors want to operate . Will my body fix it with time? My symptoms are better than 2 weeks ago..

  • @rohonislam1822
    @rohonislam1822 2 года назад

    Difference between dusc bulge and disc protrusion?