The Best Brace For DEGENERATIVE DISC DISEASE
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Degenerative disc disease is not really a disease but a term used to describe the normal changes in your spinal discs that separate your back bones (vertebrae). As the space between the vertebrae gets smaller, there is less padding between them, and the spine becomes less stable.
As we age, our spinal discs break down, or degenerate, which may result in degenerative disc disease in some people. This can often lead herniated discs, stenosis and osteoarthritis.
The pain may start after a major injury (such as from a car accident), a minor injury (such as a fall from a low height), or a normal motion (such as bending over to pick something up). It may also start gradually for no known reason and get worse over time.
When your spine’s shock absorbers start wearing down, bracing can reduce the pressure and help you move without wincing. A low-profile lumbar support worn during activity can make a big difference. Truth from the trenches: You don’t need to wear it forever—just when your back is asking for backup. You’re not bracing because you’re broken. You’re bracing because you’re rebuilding.
See recommended productscontact for more adviceWhen your spine’s shock absorbers start wearing down, bracing can reduce the pressure and help you move without wincing. A low-profile lumbar support worn during activity can make a big difference. Truth from the trenches: You don’t need to wear it forever—just when your back is asking for backup. You’re not bracing because you’re broken. You’re bracing because you’re rebuilding.
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