Depends on the problem. More than likely yes. An exam and potential xrays would be recommended.

There are many things that can be done to help someone who has a herniated disk. This would depend upon what symptoms you have, how large the disc is and where it is located.You would need an MRI as well as to be evaluated by a physician that treats that type of injury.Sent from my T-Mobile 5G Device

if this herniated disc causes disabling pain then you may be a surgical candidate. The alternative would be to visit a pain center for deep injections every three to four months. Talk to your doctor about this.

Yes, but this is critical you should only seek out a Dr. Certified in the Cox Flexion Distraction Technique. It is THE ONLY SAFE, EFFECTIVE, AND EVIDENCE BASED technique shown to help with herniated discs. https://www.coxtechnic.com/physicians.aspx