What is Disc Herniation and How Can You Fix It? - 0 views

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  #1 Mack Weeks on 10 Apr 12

   

  Disc herniation is caused by the malfunction in the discs that support the human spinal cord as well as the back. Every human body has a spinal column which is also known as the vertebrae. This vertebrae starts from the bottom area of the skull and goes up to the end of the back area. Our central nervous system is protected by vertebrae. There is a cartilage type disc that supports this vertebrae and works as a cushion by providing support to our spinal cord and to the bones. These discs are very delicate in nature and they are like soft rubber. There are basically two layers of these discs. One is known as annulus which is an outer layer and the inner layer is known as nucleus. Annulus is somewhat harder layer which is made up of cartilage and it supports nucleus layer. Nucleus is very soft layer and sometimes it can come out of the annulus layer which causes excessive pressure on the spinal cord. This condition is known as disc herniation. You can get treatment for this condition here: discherniation.org

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><p><strong>Disc herniation</strong> is caused by the malfunction in the discs that support the human spinal cord as well as the back. Every human body has a spinal column which is also known as the vertebrae. This vertebrae starts from the bottom area of the skull and goes up to the end of the back area. Our central nervous system is protected by vertebrae. There is a cartilage type disc that supports this vertebrae and works as a cushion by providing support to our spinal cord and to the bones. These discs are very delicate in nature and they are like soft rubber. There are basically two layers of these discs. One is known as annulus which is an outer layer and the inner layer is known as nucleus. Annulus is somewhat harder layer which is made up of cartilage and it supports nucleus layer. Nucleus is very soft layer and sometimes it can come out of the annulus layer which causes excessive pressure on the spinal cord. This condition is known as <strong>disc herniation</strong>. You can get treatment for this condition here: <a rel="nofollow" href="http://discherniation.org">discherniation.org</a></p></div>

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