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Case 25 – Chronic Disc-Related Low Back Pain Without Surgery

  • Writer: Hill Yang
    Hill Yang
  • Jan 18
  • 1 min read

A senior hospital nurse presented with over three years of persistent lower back pain caused by intervertebral disc degeneration. Due to the chronic nature of her symptoms, colleagues within a teaching hospital advised that spinal surgery was the only long-term solution. Without surgery, she was told she would require ongoing treatment every few days to manage pain.


Remedial Massage Therapist and senior nurse standing beside a clinical summary board showing long-term relief from chronic disc-related low back pain without surgery.
Case 25: A senior nurse with chronic disc-related low back pain remained pain-free for over two years after a single targeted treatment, avoiding spinal surgery.

Following a single targeted assessment and treatment session focused on spinal mechanics and load distribution, her lower back pain resolved completely. At follow-up more than two years later, she remained pain-free and fully functional without further treatment or surgery.



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