Drop Foot From Spinal Disc Degeneration: A Real Case and the Combined Approach That Resolved It

Drop foot is one of the more alarming things that can follow a spinal disc injury. It happens when nerve compression at the spine becomes severe enough to partially paralyze the muscles that hold the foot up during a step, and when that's happening, the underlying problem is usually significant.

In this video, Dr. Swift walks through a real patient who came in on a walker, unable to support herself without it. The X-rays showed severe degeneration at the L4 disc, modic changes (bone bruising within the vertebral bodies), and significant narrowing of the foramen, the opening where the nerve exits the spine. He explains what each of those findings means and how they contributed to her symptoms.

Her treatment combined specific scientific chiropractic with umbilical cord-derived stem cell products to address both the nerve compression and the underlying disc and joint degeneration. Within a short time, she got off the walker, her drop foot resolved, and she was back to picking up her grandkids.

If you've been dealing with numbness, tingling, weakness in the legs or feet, or pain that hasn't responded to standard approaches, the path forward usually starts with a thorough workup. Book a consultation at https://swifthealthchiropractic.com/telemed

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