Degenerative Disc Disease
DDD is one of the most common causes of pain in the lower back and also one of the most misunderstood. Many people are diagnosed with low back pain caused by degenerative disc disease but are often left wondering exactly what this means. Much of the confusion about degenerative disk disease probably comes from the term degenerative.
The term basically means that the discs in the back are degenerating. Disc degeneration is likely to progress over time and age but the low back pain from degenerative disc disease usually does not get any worse, it usually gets better over time and with the right treatment and exercise. Find a selection of sites offering medical and official information about all forms of DDD and back pain listed in this busy section of ABLEize.
An official back pain site highlighting degenerative disc disease (DDD) with facts, diagrams and FAQ along with exercise tips.
Offers DDD treatment options with information and resources supplied by the Laser Spine Institute. Includes alternative treatment for degenerative disc disease including chiropractic manipulation.
Patients sharing advice on treating chronic low back pain including lumbar degenerative disc disease. Site offers exercise and therapy examples including back strengthening exercises and common non-surgical treatments.