TAGMED Clinic Montreal / Mount Royal
Disc protrusion treatment in Montreal
Understanding your disc report and preparing for a consultation focused on symptoms and function.
Does your report mention a “protrusion”, and are you seeking a consultation for your back, neck or pain in a limb? The appointment provides an opportunity to discuss your symptoms, how they have changed and the treatments you have already tried.
- 1140, avenue Beaumont, Mont-Royal, Quebec H3P 3E5.
- Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., by appointment.
- Consultation, preparation of your records and discussion of suitable options.
Your clinic
Consulting in Montreal / Mont-Royal
Clinique TAGMED Montreal welcomes patients in Mont-Royal, at 1140, avenue Beaumont. This page helps you prepare for a consultation at this location and choose the Montreal booking system directly. Appointments at this clinic are available on Tuesday and Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Address and hours
1140, avenue Beaumont
Mont-Royal, Quebec H3P 3E5
Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., by appointment.
Booking and information
For Montreal / Mont-Royal, book through Medexa. Check the location and selected time slot before confirming your appointment.
Understanding your concerns
Putting an imaging term in the context of your situation
A protrusion describes a localized displacement of disc tissue. The term provides information about the disc's appearance; by itself, it does not determine pain intensity or which treatment to choose. A changed disc may cause symptoms or may not explain the full clinical picture.
Documents
Relevant reports and previous examinations.
Current symptoms
Local pain, radiating pain and any numbness.
Response to care
What helped, what changed little and your goals.
Preparing a useful question
Bring the complete report, the examination date and, if available, the images or instructions for accessing your records. Note what is troubling you today, even if the examination was performed several months ago.
A visit in your area
Consulting in Montreal after a report mentioning a protrusion
For your Mont-Royal visit, prepare your questions before booking through Medexa: does the term relate to your current concern, what options can be discussed and what goals should be tracked? If pain interferes with work or travel in Montreal, describe these practical constraints to prepare for realistic follow-up.
Before selecting a Medexa time slot, check the Montreal address and hours. If you are travelling from another part of the island, plan your route from your starting point rather than relying on an approximate travel time. Describe any positions or travel that cause problems so you can prepare for a visit suited to your situation.
First consultation
Preparing clear, useful records
Clear records make discussion easier. You do not need to write a lengthy history: the main milestones, available documents and a few priority questions provide a useful starting point.
- Available imaging reports and their dates.
- A list of treatments you have tried, including benefits and difficulties.
- Relevant medical history, previous procedures and current treatments.
- The activities you would like to return to, along with travel or scheduling constraints.
If you have not had imaging, do not delay asking for information for that reason alone. Whether an examination is needed depends on your situation; booking an appointment does not constitute a prescription for new imaging.
Care options
Where does spinal decompression fit in?
Clinique TAGMED offers spinal decompression among its services. The consultation provides an opportunity to discuss whether it may be appropriate for your situation, the precautions to consider and other care options.
The objectives of any follow-up are based on your symptoms and abilities. The number of sessions, frequency of visits and reassessment criteria cannot be determined from a single term on an MRI report. Benefits and limitations should be explained before you make a decision.
Care may involve complementary approaches or coordination with the professionals already treating you. A technique is not suitable for everyone and does not guarantee that an imaging finding will disappear or that every patient will have the same outcome.
Learn about spinal decompression
Defining an observable outcome
With your care professional, choose one or two useful measures: an activity you can tolerate better, easier travel or less discomfort during the day. Follow-up should allow you to discuss changes and adjust the approach if necessary.
What to expect
From requesting an appointment to follow-up
These steps help organize the consultation and the decisions that follow.
Choose your clinic
Book in the Montreal calendar and check the address.
Explain your situation
Describe your symptoms, provide your documents and outline previous care.
Discuss the options
Clarify the objectives, precautions and questions that remain.
Review your progress
If follow-up is agreed upon, reassess your abilities and response to care.
When should you seek urgent medical assessment?
New difficulty controlling your bladder or bowels, loss of sensation in the perineal area, or significant and rapidly worsening leg weakness requires urgent medical assessment. Do not wait for a routine consultation if you experience these signs.
Continue reading
Useful guides for your situation
These resources help you prepare for your consultation and complement the page for your chosen clinic.
Preparing for your Montreal consultation
Would you like to discuss your symptoms and the difficulties that concern you? Choose the clinic that suits your travel needs and availability.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ — disc protrusion in Montreal
Does the word protrusion always mean nerve compression?
No. You need to read the complete description and compare the imaging findings with your symptoms. The presence or absence of nerve contact is separate information from the name of the disc finding alone.
Do I need another MRI before booking an appointment?
You do not need to arrange another examination on your own solely to make a booking. Bring your existing documents; whether further examinations are appropriate is a clinical decision.
What information is most useful if my symptoms have changed?
Note what is new: the side affected, the symptom pattern, numbness, difficult movements or changes in strength. Include dates so you can distinguish previous symptoms from your current situation.
Where does the Montreal consultation take place?
1140, avenue Beaumont, Mont-Royal, Quebec H3P 3E5. Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., by appointment.
How do I book an appointment at this clinic?
For Montreal / Mont-Royal, book through Medexa. Check the location and selected time slot before confirming your appointment. You can also request information at 1 877 672-9060.
References
Resources for understanding symptoms and the care process
These references describe the conditions and general assessment principles. They do not establish that a particular treatment is suitable for your situation.
- NHS — Slipped disc
- NASS — Lumbar Disc Herniation with Radiculopathy (2012)
- Fardon et al. (2014) — Lumbar disc nomenclature, version 2.0
Resources consulted on October 21, 2026.
Sylvain Desforges, doctor of osteopathy
TAGMED Clinic Montreal / Mount Royal
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