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You might find some pain control or treatment information in this forum, we also have a Chronic Pain forum and a Medications & Treatments & SCS (spinal cord stimulator) subforum.. You might want to explore them also..
https://www.neurotalk.org/forum72/
https://www.neurotalk.org/forum118/
https://www.neurotalk.org/forum10/

I got one of those inversion tables ($100 Amazon) for my low back & sciatica flare ups..
and one of those large inflatable exercise balls to lay over & sit on for easy core work.
Keeping core in shape can help with back issues.
I don't have degeneration, but a slippery L5 and some neck issues..
I got a Amazon lightning deal on a nice gel/memory foam mattress- reg 800 for 250.00.
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