A Non-Surgical Approach to Healing Herniated Disc

A Non-Surgical Approach to Healing Herniated Disc
Registered Chinese medicine practitioner Dr. Yuen Oi-lin shares how to repair a slipped disc using conventional Chinese medicine. Adrian Yu/The Epoch Times
May Cheng
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A slipped disc is a common affliction. Sometimes caused by gradual age-related wear, herniation also can occur by lifting heavy objects improperly or lifting while twisting the body. Uncomfortable symptoms, such as pain or burning in a shoulder, arm, or leg, can then hinder everyday movement.

Asia Medical Specialists Clinic in Hong Kong describes a slipped disc, also known as disc prolapse or hernia, as the cushioning tissue (intervertebral disc) between two vertebrae tearing and allowing the inner gel to seep out, which can irritate nearby nerves, often causing low back and neck pain or lower limb paralysis.

May Cheng is a senior media personality who served as a radio host for the D100 Hong Kong program "Trapeze." Born in a family that practices traditional Chinese medicine, May has been fascinated by it since childhood and developed a great enthusiasm for it. She has studied courses related to traditional Chinese medicine and is now the host of the program "The 100 Doctors, The 100 Treatments."
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