Description

Lumbar disc degeneration—also known as degenerative disc disease, degenerative disc disorder, lumbar disc disease, or worn spine discs—is a leading cause of chronic lower back pain for millions of people worldwide. This condition happens when the discs in the lower part of the spine wear down over time, losing their ability to cushion and support the back, which can result in pain, stiffness, or tingling that may radiate into the legs (sometimes called discogenic pain or sciatica). As these shock-absorbing discs deteriorate, everyday movements like sitting, bending, and lifting can become difficult or uncomfortable. If you’re experiencing persistent back pain from worn or damaged spine discs, a range of advanced treatments—including regenerative therapies—are available to help restore comfort and mobility.

Procedures that treat this ailment: Autologous Stem Cell Therapy