HERNIATED DISC IN Norwood MA

Healthcare professional explaining spinal structure using an anatomical spine model.

Do you have a herniated disc in Norwood MA? Are you suffering from back pain, but are unsure of what may have caused it? Well, one thing is for certain, you're not alone. The number of reported cases of back pain continues to rise each year. In fact, the National Center for Health Statistics has determined that more than 13% of all hospital admissions are due to some variation of back pain.


Herniated Discs, QSM3, and SoftWave Therapy in Norwood MA

A herniated disc can be a painful and frustrating experience—whether it’s in your neck, mid-back, or lower spine. It may cause sharp pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness in your arms or legs. For some, it’s a flare-up that comes and goes. For others, it’s a constant, limiting issue that affects work, sleep, or quality of life.

Most people think of a herniated disc as a localized back problem. But the truth is, it’s often the result of a much larger postural and mechanical breakdown—a chronic compensation pattern that’s been building for years.


A Whole-Body View of Disc Problems

From a postural and tension point of view, the spine is designed to act as the central support column of the body. It should be upright, balanced, and adaptable. However, stress, accidents, repetitive strain, and aging can cause the body to shift and collapse out of its natural alignment.

When this happens, the spine twists, compresses, and overloads certain segments. Over time, this pressure builds up in a particular disc—causing it to bulge, rupture, or herniate. In most cases, the disc is not the root cause—it’s the weak link in a much deeper chain of structural imbalance.

This is where QSM3 and SoftWave Therapy can make a powerful difference.


The QSM3 Approach

QSM3 (Quantum Spinal Mechanics³) is a gentle, upper-cervical chiropractic technique that focuses on releasing whole-body tension patterns—starting from the top down. Instead of cracking or manipulating the spine, QSM3 uses precise, gentle corrections to shift the body back into a better structural alignment.

Your first visit includes a postural analysis and full-spine imaging to identify how your body is compensating. Often, the area where you feel pain is not the area causing the problem. QSM3 helps redistribute strain and decompress the overloaded disc by addressing the global tension pattern, especially where the head and spine meet.

As tension shifts away from the injured area, nerve pressure can ease, and the body is better able to heal itself naturally over time.


The SoftWave Approach

While QSM3 helps address the root postural cause, SoftWave Therapy helps repair the tissue damage caused by a herniated disc or chronic inflammation.

SoftWave is an FDA-cleared regenerative technology that uses acoustic sound waves to stimulate your body’s own healing response. It can activate dormant stem cells, increase blood flow, and reduce pain and inflammation—especially in areas where discs, nerves, and soft tissues are inflamed or damaged.

We use SoftWave to pinpoint and treat damaged areas in the muscles, ligaments, and fascia surrounding the disc. Over a series of sessions—typically 6 to 8 weeks—it helps your body rebuild and recover at the cellular level.


Two Powerful Approaches. One Goal: Healing

Some people respond best to the structural balancing of QSM3. Others need the regenerative boost of SoftWave. Most benefit from both approaches working together—addressing the cause and repairing the damage.

Whether your herniated disc symptoms are new or have been hanging around for years, Dr. Andy’s goal is to help your body heal as quickly and fully as possible. He measures your body’s progress at each visit to ensure care is customized and effective.

If you're looking for a natural, non-invasive solution for a herniated disc, Dr. Andy invites you to discover how QSM3 and SoftWave Therapy can help you move, feel, and live better.

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New England Spinal Care

106 Access Rd STE 7
Norwood, MA 02062

(781) 255-5565