

Slipped Disc
Slipped disc or disc hernitation are most commonly happened in the low back aka lumbar area or in the neck aka cervical. Sciatica is the most common term to describe slipped disc or disc herniation that cause numbness in the leg . Slipped disc is when part of the disc in the spine bulging out or herniating out and compress the nerve surrunding.
Seek urgent medical care if you have severe worsening weakness, loss of bladder/bowel control, or numbness in the groin/saddle area.
Symptoms of the slipped disc

Chiropractic care with slipped disc
Chiropractic care is a non-surgical approach that aims to improve spinal function, reduce irritation to nerves, and support healing.
At our clinic in Kuchai Lama, your care plan may include:
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A detailed history + orthopedic/neurological checks
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Gentle, targeted chiropractic adjustments (when appropriate)
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Techniques to reduce joint and muscle tension
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Advice on posture, daily activities, and recovery habits
We’ll also refer for imaging (e.g., MRI) or co-manage when needed.

Why Active Family Chiropractic & Wellness Centre?
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Led by Chiropractor Chan Siew Thong (University of South Wales, 2018; helped 10,000+ clients)
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Drug-free, non-invasive care approach
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Focus on spine, mobility, and nervous system function
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Convenient location: Kuchai Lama, Kuala Lumpur
Address
18-1 Jalan Kuchai Maju 10, Kuchai Entreprenuers Park, 58200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
FAQ
1. Is a slipped disc the same as sciatica?
Sciatica describes symptoms (pain/numbness down the leg). A slipped disc is one possible cause when a disc irritates a nerve in the low back.
2. Can a slipped disc heal without surgery?
Many cases improve with conservative care and time. The right approach depends on severity, symptoms, and neurological findings.
3. When should I get an MRI for a slipped disc?
Imaging may be recommended if symptoms are severe, worsening, persistent, or if there are neurological signs (like significant weakness). We can advise after an assessment.
4. Can chiropractic make a slipped disc worse?
Care should be tailored to your condition. A proper assessment helps determine what techniques are appropriate and when referral is needed.
5. How many sessions will I need?
It varies based on how long you’ve had symptoms, severity, lifestyle factors, and how your body responds. We’ll outline a plan after your first visit.
6. What should I avoid with a slipped disc?
Often: prolonged sitting, repeated bending/twisting, and heavy lifting with poor form. We’ll give guidance specific to your case.

