Are you bothered by neck pain and stiffness? Have you noticed tingling or weakness in your arms? It could be a herniated cervical disc — and you don’t have to live with the discomfort. Learn about the top treatments for herniated cervical discs.
Back pain is common. But with so many possible causes, finding out what’s wrong isn’t always easy. Sudden, intense back pain could indicate spine fracture — particularly if you’re an older adult. Learn the signs so you can find the proper treatment.
Discectomy is a minimally invasive procedure to treat damaged spinal discs. It’s a common surgery for severely herniated discs, but when is the right time to consider it? Learn more about herniated discs and when discectomy could be right for you.
Are you living with back or neck pain? The pain may be caused by compressed nerves in your spine, and minimally invasive surgery could offer lasting relief. Learn more about spinal decompression and fusion — and if it’s time to consider surgery.
You chose spine surgery because it promised to relieve chronic back pain. But now you’ve healed, and you still have pain and other complications. The good news? You still have options. Learn more about when to consider revision lumbar surgery here.
Neck pain that doesn’t go away can erode your quality of life. If you’ve tried conservative treatments without relief, it might be time to consider a minimally invasive surgery like ACDF. Find out how it works and what it can treat here.
Disc degeneration is common with injury and age. Pain, numbness, and weakness start in your neck and spread to your arms, but you don’t have to live with the symptoms. Keep reading to find out if you could be a candidate for cervical disc replacement.
Lumbar herniated discs cause lower back pain, tingling and numbness in the legs, and more. It’s a common injury among adults of all ages, but surgery could relieve your symptoms. Learn everything you need to know about microdiscectomy here.
Spinal stenosis is one of the most common spinal conditions, and it develops as your spine deteriorates with age. Learn to recognize the symptoms of spinal stenosis so you can find relief from your discomfort.
Do you have chronic neck pain? When your herniated disc or other cervical spine condition doesn’t improve with conservative care, it might be time to consider anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF), a safe and effective option for neck pain.
Spinal tumors are abnormal growths along your spine. They can be benign or cancerous, and the causes behind them vary. Learn the similarities and differences between primary and secondary spinal tumors — and how you can find treatment — here.
Spine fractures are broken vertebrae. The fractures range in severity, but they can cause symptoms from intense back pain to nerve damage and even paralysis. Keep reading to learn the common causes of spinal fracture and what your treatment options are.
Spine surgery might sound scary, but it can be an effective option for people with chronic pain that just won’t disappear. If you’re considering surgery, it’s time to learn about the benefits of minimally invasive spine surgery and how it all works.
Healthy spinal discs are essential for a pain-free back. But discs that slip, rupture, or herniate can quickly cause pain and restrict your mobility. Learn more about how discs work and how to recognize herniated cervical discs.
Reducing back pain is a primary goal of spine surgery. But if you’re still dealing with pain after you’ve healed from surgery, you aren’t out of options. Learn more about conservative treatment and when it’s time to consider revision lumbar surgery.
Cervical spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the spine in your neck. While it can cause pain, numbness, and weakness, finding an effective treatment plan could mean a life with fewer bothersome symptoms. Keep reading to learn more.
Spinal pain can make daily life challenging, but it can also make you wonder what’s causing it. Spinal tumors are serious, often causing pain and weakness, but they’re also relatively rare. Keep reading to find out if your pain could be caused by a tumor.
Back pain can inhibit your life, and finding an effective treatment isn’t always easy. The good news is conservative treatments like physical therapy, steroid injections, and more can make a difference without the need for surgery. Read on to learn more.
When conservative treatment isn’t enough to manage your back pain, surgery could be a good option. Minimally invasive surgery offers fewer risks and better outcomes than traditional surgery. Read on to learn more.
Spinal tumors are rare but serious. Symptoms vary based on the tumor’s size and location, often causing complications from back pain to nerve damage. Keep reading for signs you might have a spinal tumor.
Herniated discs are common with age, triggering symptoms like back pain and muscle weakness. But the location of your pain can vary depending on what spinal disc is damaged. Keep reading to learn exactly what’s causing your pain and how to find relief.
Spine fractures can occur at any age due to a traumatic injury. You’re also at risk if you have osteoporosis. At every age and from any cause, spine fractures are potentially serious and require immediate treatment from an experienced neurosurgeon.
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