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Arm and neck pain can be a symptom of a variety of health issues including damage to the cervical spine. Learn how nerve damage affects the cervical spine.

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Arm and neck pain can be a symptom of a variety of health issues including damage to the cervical spine. Learn how nerve damage affects the cervical spine.
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ACDF and CTDR are both cervical spine surgeries used to treat herniated discs, degenerative disc disease, and chronic neck or back pain.
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A strong core is essential for a healthy back. Specific exercises and stretches can help alleviate and prevent back pain.
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Preparation is critical for successful surgery. The outcome of cervical decompression surgery can be improved through 3 simple steps.
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While scoliosis is most common in children, adults can also develop the condition. Scoliosis can cause low back pain, muscle spasms, and neck pain.
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The Oswestry Disability Index (ODI) is an assessment tool used to evaluate back pain and help providers treat a patient’s issues.
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With a growing concern about opioid use, the medical community is searching for ways to reduce or even avoid the use of opioids during and after surgery.
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Non-surgical treatments have become an alternative to back surgery. Therapies exist to help treat pain for patients suffering from chronic back issues.
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Minimally invasive spine surgery has improved the quality of life for millions. The success of the procedure can depend on the steps taken during recovery.
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Up to 7% of spinal surgery patients continue to take opioids one year after surgery. Protocols are being implemented that reduce or eliminate opioid use.
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In open surgeries, surgeons make one long incision to perform a procedure. Minimally invasive surgeries use small incisions and are associated with less pain and shorter recovery.
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Surgery is not the first line of treatment for neck pain. However, if more conservative measures fail, patients may consider consulting with a surgeon.
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Back pain is a common complaint that can be caused by common poor lifestyle habits including poor posture and diet.
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Nearly everyone has experienced neck pain at some point. But when chronic neck pain is due to damaged spinal discs, minimally invasive ACDF surgery may be an option.
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A bulging disc is a slight misalignment in one section of the spine, while a herniated disc refers to a more severe form of disc degeneration.
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