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Uploaded by on Mar 24, 2009

Neuromuscular therapist Sam Visnic from http://www.Endyourbackpainnow.com shows you exercises for disc bulges.

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  • Sam, how come they say NOT to lie on your stomach when you sleep because it is bad for your back, but this movement where you lie on your stomach helps?

    Why wouldn't sleeping on your stomach be even better?

  • @TheXFrame,

    Sleeping on your stomach may cause compression in the facet joints, which for some people can cause pain. In addition, turning your head to one side may cause neck pain. However, when facing pain from a disc bulge that is acute, it is the best option, as in some cases, it can cause immediate relief. I recommend using a massage table with a face cradle to eliminate neck stress.

  • @HolisticSam - Sam, can I do this a week after Lumbar 5, Sacrum 1 discectomy? I'm looking to do some exercises since I'm not registered for any physio therapy or rehab sessions. I'm going to do it on my own. Also, what other exercises or stretches would help? Thanks.

  • @shimokita2

    I wouldn't do this a week after surgery.

  • what swiming stroke is good for L5 S1 disk bulge????

  • @mrsq1979,

    I don't recommend any swimming with an active disc bulge.  Too risky without direct therapist approval.

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  • PATRICK BATEMAN??

  • hi sam, can you help me understand my MRI results and what should i do??( "There is Degenerative disc disease with mild disc space loss and a shallow central disc protrusion and annulus tear which may abut but not efface bilateral S1 nerve root. No significant neural foraminal compromise noted".) For the most part throughout the day i have a dull pain around the center of my lower spin. with a sudden movement i feel a sharp pop and it literally puts me down!!! im 29 y/o. could u help explain?

  • hello sam,i am from germany,thanks for this video,as i have a bulged disc,i will try all your tips and advice

    ,is it save to go for longer walks ,with my dogs?

    also is it normal to have the tingling in my hands and feet and pain down my left leg,mostly in the night?well and i dont have always pain in my lower back but more in my leg.thanks

  • Does this help with slipped disc L4,L5 ???

  • @HolisticSam

    you are a very intelligent , Open minded common sense type of guy in a very demand oriented field, seems there are TONS of people in America including myself, with large numbers of structural abnormalities causing Pain.

    if you're not a Millionaire yet, you will be soon ! 1 thing for sure you will obviously NEVER be out of work in this occupation, lol Thanks for the vids and honest info

  • SAM, i had been diagnose with a herniated disc with loss of sensation and numbness in my left foot i actually limping while walking what exercise would you suggest in my case??? thank you very much!!!

  • Hi Sam I have been stretching an that!! What kind of cardio do u recommend doing because with no cardio I'm gaining weight!!! And that causes more stress on my back!!! I was thinking maybe an elliptical what do u think?

  • Please could you advise me any operation ? coz its been 2yrs m sufferung from DB. n m doing exercises i get relief at times but pain comes again.. n can i workout freehand at home ?? i tried weight for arms but it started to pain so i stopped..

  • @HolisticSam - Thanks. Then I'm just going to take it easy with no exercises for the next four weeks. I read on the Internet that generally people wait 4 - 6 weeks until beginning exercises.

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