Your spinal discs function as shock absorbers for your body keeping your vertebrae separate when your body jars from impact and activities. Your body has 24 spinal discs. They are located between individual vertebrae in your back and neck, and have tough exteriors with soft, gel-like interiors creating cushions between the bones in your back. When you experience problems with one or more of your discs, it can have quite a few negative impacts on your life with the following types of symptoms: * Difficulty sleeping * Diminished quality of life * Impaired mobility * Inability to work * Muscle weakness * Pain * Tingling * Numbness The precise symptoms you experience vary according to the specific types of disc problems you're living with. Some spinal disc problems are caused by injuries, while others develop as a result of aging. Problems like • Degenerated disc • Disc Bulge (Bulging disc) • Herniated Disc • Thinning Disc • Disc Degeneration with Osteophyte Formation