Hey everyone, new guy to the forum from California.
I recently herniated my L4-L5 Disc and have been going to Physical Therapy at Bangkok Hospital here in Chiang Mai but feel I could benefit from more of a specialist in the area of lower back pain. Can anyone recommend to me a good healer for a herniated disc? Be it a Physical Therapist, Masseuse or any other alternative kind of healer. Thank you very much for any info :)

Try 

https://sites.google.com/site/physiotherapywaterclass/PhysiotherapyThai

Khun Noy is top of the class.

I don't know if she can help but she will be good for advice.

 

john

On 12/17/2016 at 8:23 AM, jonwilly said:

Try 

https://sites.google.com/site/physiotherapywaterclass/PhysiotherapyThai

Khun Noy is top of the class.

I don't know if she can help but she will be good for advice.

 

john

Thanks John I sent her a email. Any others that people have found help with? My pain has increased to a unbearable level and im willing to try anything. Thanks!

Edited December 20, 20169 yr by Mendo

Mungkala Clinic in the Old City is well-known acupuncture clinic. The lady doctor, Dr. Rungrat, has treated me for post-traumatic/ surgical pain, and when that didn't bring relief, she referred me to a physical therapist (somewhere near the airport, I believe) who treats the "hard to treat"  and unusual cases.

 

I didn't follow up, as I started to improve.  However, her clinic (shared with her husband) might be worth a visit or two on its own; additionally, if you don't improve, she will work hard to find you the best referral.

 

Dr. Rungrat is a dedicated and well-respected practioner.  What's more, she is truly a loving and caring individual.

 

I always said if I ever needed "talk therapy," I'd go to her.  When my father died earlier this year, I swung by to make an appointment with her just to talk.  She had free time when I arrived,  took me into her office, and we had a therapeutic 30-minute chat.  No charge!

 

I love that lady.  She will work hard to find you solutions for your pain--even if it doesn't involve her.

One more thought (coming from a RN)...

 

Both Ram and CMU Hospitals have pain clinics.  (BKK Hosp probably has one as well).  Sometimes, pain control--given temporarily--can help this sort of pain improve.

 

Pain meds, plus possibly muscle relaxants, may help reduce the tension surrounding the herniated disc, which may potentiate healing.

 

Just a thought...

Khun Took at Rajavej PT Dept.