Chiropractic Care for Herniated Discs Post Falls, ID
- Jun 2
- 2 min read

A spinal disc is located between each vertebra and is made of two main parts: the inner jelly-like layer located in the center of the disc (nucleus pulposus) and the thick ligament-like outer most layers (annulus fibrosus). Essentially, the spinal disc helps the spine with movement, flexibility, and to provide support throughout the entire vertebrae. A herniated disc in any part of the spine can cause multiple problems throughout the body.
Disc degeneration or trauma to the disc can cause the nucleus to become herniated and the inner jelly can leak out of the outer layers and into the spinal canal. When pressure from the fluid is put on the nerves in the spine, it can cause pain, numbness, tingling, and weakness along the nerve that is being irritated. The same thing can happen to the nerves when they are pinched or pressured at spot of the herniation. A clear example is the development of sciatica, which happens when a herniated disc occurs in the lower back (lumbar spine) and the pain radiates down the sciatic nerve.
The main goal of treatment for each patient suffering from a herniated disc is to release the pressure on the disc and the associated nerves. At Ignite Wellness Center in Post Falls, the aim of each treatment plan for a patient suffering from a herniated disc is to individualize it based on the location and severity of the pain that the patient is experiencing. Research has shown that herniated discs in the lumbar or cervical areas of the spine have improved dramatically through a series of chiropractic adjustments like those offered at Ignite Wellness Center.
If you are suffering from a herniated disc, you may be able to find relief at Ignite Wellness Center in Post Falls. Call our Post Falls office at (208) 943-8555 to schedule an appointment today.
By gently stretching the spine, we are creating space between the vertebrae, allowing the pressure to be released on the compressed nerves. This is what we consider spinal decompression. Spinal manipulation is another avenue that our chiropractors take at Ignite Wellness Center to release the pressure on the nerves caused by a herniated disc. This sort of hands-on therapy includes osteopathy and chiropractic therapy to add low force and gentle chiropractic techniques, which will help ease the herniated disc symptoms. Treatments such as manual therapy, therapeutic exercises and stretching, and massage therapy can all help the herniated disc and the symptoms that follow.
At Ignite Wellness Center in Post Falls, we will specify your treatment plan based on your level of pain, activity, and overall health. Call Ignite Wellness Center in Post Falls at (208) 943-8555 to take the first step towards pain relief and ultimate wellness.



