Our intervertebral discs change as we grow older, making them more likely to herniate. In this video, Dr. Timothy Kuklo explains one of the most common causes of a herniated disc.
Hear a spine surgeon, Dr. Timothy Kuklo, explain several common terms your doctor may use when talking about a herniated or bulging disc. This short video will help you be an informed patient and more fully understand your condition.
Watch this video to understand the tests your doctor will do (or has already done) as he or she diagnoses a herniated disc. Dr. Timothy Kuklo explains the physical exam, x-rays, and what a tension sign tells the doctor about your pain.
In this video, you’ll quickly get basic information about herniated discs from Dr. Timothy Kuklo, a spine surgeon and professor in the Departments of Orthopaedic and Neurological Surgery at Washington University School of Medicine.
A spine expert, Dr. Tim Kuklo, goes over everything you need to know about herniated discs. He explains the symptoms, causes, and treatments for this spinal condition in this engaging video series.
Dr. Timothy Kuklo reviews your non-surgical treatment options for herniated discs in this short (but very informative) video. Listen to a top spine surgeon explain what you can try before surgery.
Video animation of ruptured or herniated discs. Trauma or injury to the back can cause the cushioning discs to rupture or to protrude (herniate) from the spinal column.
Watch this video to learn about your surgical options for a herniated or bulging disc. Dr. Timothy Kuklo, a spine surgeon, discusses the various types of surgeries, including discectomies and spinal fusions.
When it compresses a nerve, a herniated disc can cause a lot of back pain. Dr. Timothy Kuklo explains the typical symptoms of a herniated disc in this informative video.
To help relieve your pain from a herniated disc, watch this video series to learn 3 easy back stretches and exercises. SpineUniverse offers several simple stretches and exercises that may help lessen your pain and other symptoms.