Slipped Disc Treatment in Subang Jaya
Slipped
Disc
A slipped disc, also known as a herniated or prolapsed disc, can cause anything from mild discomfort to serious nerve pain that disrupts daily life. It’s one of the most common spinal conditions treated at Regenesis Physiotherapy.
If you’re living with back or neck pain, tingling, or weakness, you could be dealing with a slipped disc without even realising it. Fortunately, early diagnosis and non-invasive physiotherapy at Regenesis can help promote recovery and manage symptoms effectively.
Common slipped disc symptoms we can help with:
- Lower back pain
- Referred neck pain
- Numbness or tingling
- Pain that worsens with movement
- Muscle weakness
What Is a Slipped Disc?
A slipped disc happens when the soft inner portion of a spinal disc bulges or leaks out through a crack in the tougher exterior. This disc herniation can irritate nearby nerves, leading to pain, numbness, or weakness, usually in the lower back (lumbar spine) or neck (cervical spine).
The spine’s discs act like cushions between vertebrae, absorbing shock and helping flexibility. When one of these discs breaks down or becomes injured, it can no longer protect the spine properly, which is where symptoms begin.
Affected Areas of the Spine
Slipped Disc in the Neck
This may cause neck pain, headaches, or numbness and tingling that travels down your shoulders, arms, or fingers.
Slipped Disc in the Upper Back
A slipped disc in the upper back can cause pain between the shoulder blades or around the chest and ribs. Some people feel tightness or discomfort that wraps around the torso.
Slipped Disc in the Lower Back
This is the most common type. It can cause lower back pain and sciatica You might also feel tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness.
physiotherapy treatment for SLIPPED DISC
Our Physiotherapy Treatments
Manual Therapy
Gentle spinal mobilizations and soft tissue techniques relieve tension and enhance mobility, especially beneficial for slipped disc recovery.
Pain Management
We take a comprehensive approach to pain relief for slipped disc patients, targeting both nerve-related and muscular pain.
Exercise Therapy
We use custom exercises to strengthen your spinal and core muscles while promoting spinal alignment. These may include stretching, resistance training, and body awareness drills.
Acupuncture
When nerves are affected after a stroke, they need stimulation to reconnect. We use fine needles to stimulate specific points along the body, used to relieve post-stroke numbness or tingling.
Theraupeutic Ultrasound
Sound waves are used to penetrate soft tissue, increasing blood flow and the speed of healing. It can help reduce inflammation in tight or overworked muscles and support tissue recovery.
Postural Correction
We’ll help identify harmful habits, correct movement patterns, and train your body to maintain better alignment during daily activities.
Gentle spinal mobilizations and soft tissue techniques relieve tension and enhance mobility, especially beneficial for slipped disc recovery.
We take a comprehensive approach to pain relief for slipped disc patients, targeting both nerve-related and muscular pain.
We use custom exercises to strengthen your spinal and core muscles while promoting spinal alignment. These may include stretching, resistance training, and body awareness drills.
When nerves are affected after a stroke, they need stimulation to reconnect. We use fine needles to stimulate specific points along the body, used to relieve post-stroke numbness or tingling.
Sound waves are used to penetrate soft tissue, increasing blood flow and the speed of healing. It can help reduce inflammation in tight or overworked muscles and support tissue recovery.
We’ll help identify harmful habits, correct movement patterns, and train your body to maintain better alignment during daily activities.
Who Needs to go for a Slipped Disc Treatment?
Anyone experiencing back pain, stiffness, or nerve-related symptoms like numbness or tingling may benefit from slipped disc treatment, especially if these issues interfere with daily life. A slipped disc often happens due to a mix of natural aging and everyday habits that put extra strain on the spine.
As we get older, our spinal discs naturally lose hydration and flexibility, making them more vulnerable to injury.
Some common causes include:
- Age-related Degeneration
- Poor Posture
- Repetitive Strain or Sudden Movements
- Trauma or Accidents
- Sedentary Lifestyle and Weak Core Muscles
Why Choose Regenesis Physiotherapy
Throughout your treatment, we will work hard to help you return to all normal functional activities. When you are ready for discharge, you will receive a personalized home exercise-program to allow you to stay healthy.
Our experienced team of physiotherapists will perform a comprehensive assessment, including postural and biomechanical assessments, to diagnose your back pain and give you the best possible outcome.
Compassionate Physiotherapy Experts
You’re not just a case file. You’re a person. We listen, we care, and we stay with you throughout your journey.
Personalised Treatment
We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all appraoch. Your body, your goals, your recovery—your plan.
Evidence-Based Care Solutions
Our methods are backed by science and refined through experience. You get what works to relieve your pain.
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How We Work
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Initial Assessment
Your physiotherapist will ask about your symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle—this helps us understand the root cause of your pain or dysfunction.
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Custom Treatment Plan
Our physiotherapist will design a tailored treatment plan. Based on your case and feedback, the program will match your pace and priorities.
03
Physiotherapy
Depending on what you need, we apply a combination of therapy techniques to improve joint mobility and relieve nerve pressure.
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Improvement
Expect some progress every week. We will continually reassess and adapt your plan to ensure you’re always moving forward.
FAQ on Slipped Disc Treatment
Frequently Asked Questions
They are essentially the same condition. “Slipped disc” is a more informal term, while “herniated disc” is the medical term. Both describe the bulging or rupture of a spinal disc that may press on surrounding nerves.
In many cases, yes. Physiotherapy can relieve pain, restore movement, and prevent future flare-ups without surgery — especially when started early. Severe cases may require more intensive care, but physiotherapy is always the first line of treatment.
Not entirely. You should avoid high-impact or twisting movements, but specific exercises guided by a physiotherapist can actually support healing. Movement is important — the right kind of movement.
Surgery is only considered if conservative treatments fail after 6–8 weeks or if there are serious neurological symptoms like loss of bladder/bowel control. Most patients improve with targeted therapy.
If your back or neck pain is persistent, getting worse, or spreading to your limbs — or if you're feeling weakness or numbness — it's time to consult a physiotherapist. Early treatment prevents long-term damage.
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Book an Appointment Today
Living with a slipped disc can feel frustrating — especially when it limits your movement, disrupts your sleep, or makes simple tasks painful. But with the right care, recovery is within reach.
At Regenesis Physiotherapy Subang Jaya, we combine expert knowledge, evidence-based techniques, and personalised treatment plans to help you heal safely and confidently. Whether you’ve just started experiencing symptoms or have been struggling for months, we’re here to help.
Our licensed physiotherapists will guide you every step of the way — from accurate assessment to lasting relief. Don’t wait for the pain to get worse.
