Herniated disc care backed by real imaging review
A herniated disc happens when the soft inner material of a spinal disc pushes through the outer layer, often compressing a nerve. The result is back pain, leg pain, or sciatica. We don't guess - we review your imaging to see exactly what's happening, then build a plan around it.
A herniated disc occurs when the inner material of a spinal disc pushes through the outer layer, often compressing a nerve and causing pain. Dr. Berzanskis Jr. is qualified in MRI Interpretation Review - he reads your imaging directly, not just the radiologist's report. Non-surgical spinal decompression is often effective for herniated discs.
Dr. Berzanskis Jr. reads your MRI imaging directly, identifying exactly which disc is herniated and what nerve it is compressing.
Non-surgical decompression creates negative pressure inside the disc, helping pull herniated material back into place.
Adjustments restore alignment and reduce the mechanical stress on the injured disc.
Our treatment rooms are equipped for decompression, adjustment, and rehabilitation in one visit.
Corrective exercise builds the core and spinal stability that protects the disc as it heals.
Our team knows you by name and builds your care around what we actually see on your X-rays.
What it feels like
- Sharp or shooting pain in the lower back or down one leg
- Numbness or tingling in the leg or foot
- Pain that worsens with bending, lifting, or sitting
- Muscle weakness in the affected leg
- Pain that's worse in the morning or after prolonged sitting
How we evaluate it
Dr. Berzanskis Jr. is qualified in MRI Interpretation Review, which means he reads your MRI imaging directly - not just the radiologist's report. We identify exactly which disc is herniated, how severely, and what nerve it's compressing. Then we determine if spinal decompression is the right approach.
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Start with a full evaluation and X-rays when necessary at our Lake Nona office. We figure out what is going on and point you in the right direction.