Re: ...Back pain due to spondylo and disc desiccation...

A spondylolisthesis is not always due to trauma; many in fact are congenital. Make sure your chiropractor takes flexion/extension films to see if it's stable. Chiropractic can help with the symptoms but won't cure the condition. If the spondylo is unstable then manipulation is not a good idea, it can aggravate it. If it is stable its fine.

Posted By doc4bax on April 13, 2007 at 18:37:58:

In Reply to: ...Back pain due to spondylo and disc desiccation... posted by Vitaly on April 12, 2007 at 19:14:08:

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