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Arthritis can be a precursor to spinal stenosis, or the narrowing of the spinal canal and compression of nerves, which can cause pain.
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4 Ways To Improve Your Spine Health
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A healthy spine keeps the body active and stronger for longer. Try these 4 tips to improve spine health and stay pain-free for years to come.
When Should I Consider Having Back Surgery For My Pain?
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People with slipped discs or osteoarthritis may benefit from back surgery. However, it should only be considered when other options have not worked.
4 Early Warning Signs Of Degenerative Disc Disease In The Spine And Treatment Options
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Degenerative disc disease is a common spinal condition that slowly creeps up, causing intense back pain. Look out for these 4 early warning signs.
Is Cervical Spine Surgery A Treatment Option For Arm Pain And Numbness?
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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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Is It Possible To Have Surgery Without The Use of Opioids?
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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.
3 Non-Surgical Treatments For Your Back Pain
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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.
What To Expect After Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery | Recovery Time
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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.
Can I Have Opioid Free Back Surgery?
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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.
Understanding The Difference Between Minimally Invasive and Open Surgery
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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.
Should I Get Surgery For My Neck Pain?
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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.
Poor Lifestyle Habits That Cause Back Pain
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Back pain is a common complaint that can be caused by common poor lifestyle habits including poor posture and diet.
The Benefits of Minimally Invasive ACDF Surgery For Neck Pain
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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.
What’s The Difference Between Bulging And Slipped Disc? Treatment Options
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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.
Should I Have A Lumbar Microdiscectomy To Treat Sciatica?
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Treatment for sciatica has made leaps and bounds and a lumbar microdiscectomy is often a great solution. But when is the best time to have the minimally invasive procedure?
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