Spinal discs cushion your vertebral bones as you move. But discs that slip, get damaged, or rupture can cause significant pain. There’s a difference between two of the most common disc disorders: bulging discs and herniated discs.
Feb 1st, 2020
Spinal discs cushion your vertebral bones as you move. But discs that slip, get damaged, or rupture can cause significant pain. There’s a difference between two of the most common disc disorders: bulging discs and herniated discs.
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