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Can degenerative dise disease be reversed?
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Not usually: Degenerative disc disease is irreversible, but it can be stabilized so that it does not progress. This is accomplished by anti-inflammatory medications, rest, range of motion exercises, and possibly through the use of a glucosamine/chondroitin supplement.
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