Dr. St.Thomas is a spinal pain expert 

and has extensive experience with

resolving disc herniations without

surgery.



If you are dealing with disc related

symptoms, then it's time to connect! 

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What are "disc related" symptoms?

Symptoms

Pain that starts in the back and travels/refers to the hip

Pain that is deep, achy and worsens with sitting

Pain that makes it diffuclt to stand up from sitting

Pain that radiates down into one thigh, knee, calf or foot

Pain that is worse in the beginning or end of the day

Pain that is accompanied by

tingling / numbness / paresthesia

When a disc herniation occurs between the spinal levels of L4 - S3, then the Sciatic Nerve is more than likely involved in propagating symptoms. 

Depending on the person and involvement of the inflammatory reaction, you can have a myriad of presentations that include more or less  lower back pain, hip pain, IT band pain, knee pain, calf pain and foot pain. Any of these areas feeling deep, achy or numb style sensations should be investigated to ensure that those symptoms aren't stemming from a disc problem. 

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