March 21, 2011
Herniated Disc
One of the most common back problems is a herniated or bulging disc. Many people suffer from these. The common signs are low back pain. Leg and buttock pain which is often deep and can go to the knee and or ankle. The great news it that they are easily treated with Chiropractic care.
Our office prefers to treat these with a method known as Cox flexion distraction. We have literally treated thousands of these. Most of our patients get great results. The procedure is painless, patients state it feels good. It is easy to perform, with the right equipment and training, and very inexpensive.
If you have a bulging disc you should contact our office today to get started on the road to recovery.
Ask your friends and your doctor. You may find out that they have similar problems and come to our office for relief.
Call Today. 364-8086
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Dr. David J. Moreland
Dr. David J. Moreland, DC, CCSP, has provided chiropractic care to patients in Rolla and the surrounding communities for more than 30 years. He is Board Certified by the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians (ACBSP) and has advanced training in the evaluation and conservative treatment of sports injuries and musculoskeletal conditions. Dr. Moreland provides individualized chiropractic care using a variety of techniques, including hands-on chiropractic adjusting, Activator methods, and Cox Flexion-Distraction for appropriate patients with lower back pain, disc-related conditions, and sciatica. A Rolla native, Dr. Moreland believes treatment should be based on each patient's history, examination findings, condition, age, activity level, and individual preferences. His goal is to provide appropriate conservative care while recognizing when additional medical evaluation or referral may be necessary.