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Physical Therapy for Disc Herniations Series (Part 6)

by | May 17, 2023 | Back Pain Buffalo, Back Physical Therapy, Lower Back Pain, Neck & Back Injuries, Neck Injuries, Neck Physical Therapy | 0 comments

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Physical Therapy for Disc Herniations Series (Part 6)

Choosing a Physical Therapist to Treat My Disc?

All physical therapists are prepared through education and experience to treat people who have low back pain as a result of a herniated disc. You may want to consider: 

  • A physical therapist who is experienced in treating people with orthopedic, or musculoskeletal, problems. 
  • A physical therapist who is a board-certified clinical specialist or who completed a residency or fellowship in orthopedic physical therapy. This therapist has advanced knowledge, experience, and skills that may apply to your condition.

General tips when you’re looking for a physical therapist:

  • Get recommendations from family, friends, or other health care providers.
  • When you contact a physical therapy clinic for an appointment, ask about the physical therapists’ experience in helping people with a herniated disc.
  • Be prepared to describe your symptoms in as much detail as possible, and say what makes your symptoms worse.

Physical therapists are movement experts. They improve quality of life through hands-on care, patient education, and prescribed movement. You can contact a physical therapist directly for an evaluation.  If you are struggling with neck or back pain due to a disc injury call the experts at Buffalo Back & Neck Physical Therapy (716-836-2225 / www.buffalobackandneckpt.com) to start feeling better today.

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