San Francisco Chiropractor comments on Back Surgery:
Sometimes it just comes down to surgery. Say you have tried chiropractic, physical therapy, acupuncture, cortisone and meds, and everything under the sun. But...NOTHING HELPS. What do you do? Well, in my opinion you should find out if you are a candidate for nonsurgical spinal decompression on the DRX9000. But say you can't qualify medically for spinal decompression, then what ?
It's probably time to consider surgery. Either that or live with it. Most of my patients would probably choose to live with it, but if you really do your homework, and hook up with the right doctor, you might change your mind. Anyway, I came across a really good article on the great Spine-health.com website entitled 38 Questions To Ask Your Surgeon Before Having Back Surgery. This is a must read if you need back surgery. You should print it out and take it with you to your doctors apts.
Just make sure you don't jump the gun on the decision to have surgery. I feel it is always best to consider all nonsurgical treatments first, especially nonsurgical spinal decompression.
If you would like to find out if you are a candidate for nonsurgical spinal decompression on the DRX9000 at ourSan Francisco Back Pain Center, please call 415-392-2225 and ask for a complimentary consultation.
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San Francisco Chiropractor comments on Back Surgery:
Sometimes it just comes down to surgery. Say you have tried chiropractic, physical therapy, acupuncture, cortisone and meds, and everything under the sun. But...NOTHING HELPS. What do you do? Well, in my opinion you should find out if you are a candidate for nonsurgical spinal decompression on the DRX9000. But say you can't qualify medically for spinal decompression, then what ?
It's probably time to consider surgery. Either that or live with it. Most of my patients would probably choose to live with it, but if you really do your homework, and hook up with the right doctor, you might change your mind. Anyway, I came across a really good article on the great Spine-health.com website entitled 38 Questions To Ask Your Surgeon Before Having Back Surgery. This is a must read if you need back surgery. You should print it out and take it with you to your doctors apts.
Just make sure you don't jump the gun on the decision to have surgery. I feel it is always best to consider all nonsurgical treatments first, especially nonsurgical spinal decompression.
If you would like to find out if you are a candidate for nonsurgical spinal decompression on the DRX9000 at ourSan Francisco Back Pain Center, please call 415-392-2225 and ask for a complimentary consultation.
DRX9000 Success Stories