Degenerative Disc Disease

from Valley Spinal Care · host Dr. Chris Serafini, DC

Degnerative disc disease is a condition where the discs in the spine lose flexibility and become thinner and dehydrated causing back pain, stiffness and soreness. Chiropractic care realigns the discs to restore blood supply and proper function.

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