Herniated Disc Pain Relief in Lynchburg, VA

Dr. Will Likins at Chiropractic Care Center can help you get back to a normal life without pain.

Take the First Step Toward Herniated Disc Relief 

Have pain from herniated discs? Dr. Will Likins is a licensed chiropractor serving the greater Lynchburg and Forest areas. Don't go another day with pain from a herniated disc.    

What Is a Herniated Disc? 

A herniated disc, or slipped disc, is when your disc annulus cracks or breaks. This allows the gel-like substance within the disc to push out and causes back or leg pain, tingling, or numbness. It is one of the most common causes of back pain.  

Chiropractic Services That Help With Herniated Discs 

Chiropractic restores proper alignment and range of motion to the affected joint.  This allows the body to reduce the inflammation associated with the disc herniation or bulge and to heal naturally. 

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How Much Does Herniated Disc Chiropractic Care Cost? 

Dr. Likins will develop a treatment plan based on your presenting condition. Pricing will depend on how many treatments you need and the extent of treatment. Contact our office for more detail.  

Our Chiropractic Care Process 

  • Step One: Schedule Your Appointment 

We'll work with you to schedule an appointment that fits your schedule.   

  • Step Two: Meet With Dr. Likins 

Dr. Likins will assess your spinal health to identify the extent of your herniated disc. From there, he will implement a care plan to begin relieving the pain right away.  

  • Step Three: Live Pain-Free 

You will start to notice the results right away. For best results, we recommend consistent visits.  

Take the First Step Toward Herniated Disc Relief 

Dr. Likins is happy to help Lynchburg and Forest residents with chronic pain. Call to schedule your appointment for herniated disc chiropractic care.  

Chiropractic Treatment for Herniated Disc


Frequently Asked Questions: Chiropractic Care for Herniated Disc Pain Relief 

  • Chiropractic care is a non-invasive, hands-on approach to treating herniated disc pain. It involves spinal adjustments, manipulation, and other manual techniques to alleviate pressure on the affected disc and surrounding nerves, leading to pain relief and improved mobility.

  • When performed by a licensed and qualified chiropractor, chiropractic care is generally safe for herniated disc pain relief. However, informing your chiropractor about your specific condition and medical history is essential to ensure a personalized and safe treatment plan.

  • Chiropractic adjustments realign the spine, reducing pressure on the herniated disc and easing irritation on nearby nerves. This process enhances blood flow, reduces inflammation, and promotes the body's natural healing mechanisms.

  • Symptoms can vary, but common signs of a herniated disc include localized or radiating pain in the affected area, numbness or tingling in the arms or legs, muscle weakness, and difficulty with certain movements.

  • Individuals diagnosed with a herniated disc and experiencing related pain without severe nerve compression or significant underlying medical conditions are often suitable candidates for chiropractic care.

  • During your first visit, Dr. Likins will thoroughly examine and assess your medical history to develop a customized treatment plan. Subsequent sessions may involve gentle spinal adjustments, manual therapies, stretching exercises, and lifestyle recommendations.

  • The number of sessions needed varies depending on the severity of the herniated disc, individual response to treatment, and overall health. Some patients experience relief after just a few sessions, while others may require ongoing care over several weeks or months.

  • Chiropractic care can significantly reduce pain and discomfort associated with a herniated disc, and in some cases, it may help the disc heal naturally over time. However, managing expectations is essential, as complete disc healing is only sometimes guaranteed.

  • Chiropractic care is considered safe, but some individuals may experience mild soreness, stiffness, or temporary discomfort after a session. Serious complications are rare but possible, especially if the chiropractic treatment is not tailored to the patient's condition.

  • While chiropractic care cannot prevent herniated discs outright, it can contribute to overall spinal health and alignment, which may reduce the risk of future disc-related issues.