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How Painful Is Bulging Disc Surgery?

Bulging disc surgery is typically done to relieve severe nerve pressure that hasn’t improved with conservative care. During the procedure itself, you won’t feel pain because anesthesia is used. Most patients describe the post-surgery discomfort as soreness or stiffness rather than sharp pain. The recovery process, however, takes time. The muscles and tissues around your spine need to heal, which can take several weeks to months. That’s why we always recommend exploring conservative options first, like chiropractic adjustments, decompression therapy, and strengthening. For many patients, these natural treatments provide lasting relief without ever needing surgery.

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