Physiotherapy will help you to get pain relief and reduce stiffness.
Back strengthening and stretching exercises will prevent further degeneration and complications.
Yes Mild Disc Degenerative Disease is Curable Through Physiotherapy..
Everything Degenerates Over The Time ..
But You Can Maintain it Through Good Health and Right Treatment, for a Longer Period of Time.
Physiotherapy Exercises is The Only Way of Controlling A Degenerative Process as Medicines Won't Work Much in These Problems.
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No it cant be cured but after taking physiotherapy your pain and quality of movements will be definitely improve . For further assistance u can take appointment of Dr shyam swasthya physiotherapy and dental clinic at digha , navi mumbai.
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The degenerative changes will always remain the same and may increase with age. Important is to treat the pain. Pain is treated with lifestyle changes, addressing the risk factors responsible for pain, and appropriate exercises.
Degeneration cannot be reversed.
However the progression of it and symptoms of it could be helped.
Joint stiffness, muscle tightness, lack of mobility can be helped with Physiotherapy.
Degenerative disc disease (DDD) can weaken your spine significantly, you may need to work on strengthening your back, neck, and core muscles. Then they will help support your spine better, which may lead to reduced pain.
Your therapist will teach you various exercises to improve your flexibility, strength, core stability, and range of motion (how easily your joints move). Your physical therapy program is individualized, taking into consideration your health and history. Your exercises may not be suitable for another person with DDD.
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