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There has been a large body of evidence collected over the past 30 years on chiropractic treatment of lumbar disc herniation. A new study looked at both acute and chronic pain patients with a lumbar disc herniation evidenced by MRI. This study had results in line with past studies "Significant improvement for all outcomes at all time points was reported (P < .0001). At 3 months, 90.5% of patients were "improved" with 88.0% "improved" at 1 year. Although acute patients improved faster by 3 months, 81.8% of chronic patients reported "improvement" with 89.2% "improved" at 1 year. There were no adverse events reported." The evidence suggests that chiropractic should be the first modality tried for lumbar disc herniation--rather the condition is acute or chronic. Read the study here... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24636109