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New guidelines recommend against spinal injections and ablation procedures because the benefits are minimal and the risks are significant. Please see this article: https://www.paintreatmentdirectory.com/posts/new-guidelines-on-spinal-injections-and-ablation-procedures. That does not mean that surgery is the answer. There are many other non-surgical treatments that can be helpful. Findings of degenerative discs are extremely common even in people with no pain. Please see this article on the faulty rationale for most spinal surgery, which also includes information on alternatives: https://www.paintreatmentdirectory.com/posts/the-faulty-rationale-for-most-spinal-surgery.

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@cperlin the information you are posting is from a clinical social worker who does biofeedback. At the end of the article is her contact information for services. I would like to see the actual data from a medical journal that supports what she is saying. She did not list a bibliography citing her sources.