If you suddenly have low back pain that radiates down your leg, especially if it’s paired with numbness and muscle weakness, it’s probably sciatica. Learn why you might develop this condition.
Waking up shouldn’t be a pain in the neck. If you regularly start your day with discomfort, your sleep position could be to blame. Read on to learn more.
If a sudden force whipped your head back and forth, you might deal with whiplash in the aftermath. Here are a few signs you’re living with this condition.
If you just threw out your back, you want to ease your pain as quickly as possible. You’re in the right place to learn at-home pain relief techniques. Here’s how we treat it.
If you’re experiencing muscle weakness, you want to know what’s behind it — and how to fix it. Here are some causes you can explore to move toward effective treatment. Read on to learn more.
You know smoking is detrimental to your overall health, but you might not connect it to specific issues like back pain. The two may be more related than you think. Read on to learn more.
Getting in a car accident rattles you. If you are in this situation, we put together a quick guide to help you navigate your next steps. Read on to learn more.
If you’re considering disc replacement surgery, you want to know what to expect. Here, we walk you through the process — and your options. Read on to learn more.
If you have experienced whiplash and still living with neck pain, cervical stenosis could be to blame. Here’s a look at the indirect link between these conditions and what you can do to find relief.
After spine surgery, you want to get back on your feet and into your life without back pain as quickly as possible. Physical therapy can help you get there.
The discs that cushion your spine can degenerate with age. Still, you have ways to keep moving comfortably through life. Learn about degenerative disc disease and how to treat it here.
Replacing a damaged or degenerating disc in your spine can make all the difference for your back pain. But how do you know when it’s time to explore this surgery? Here are some signs.
If you need spine surgery, you should know that it doesn’t have to be a traditional open surgery. Instead, it can be performed with minimally invasive surgical techniques, delivering many benefits.
While spinal stenosis can stem from several issues, one of the leading causes is well worth your attention. Learn how to find out if a tumor is to blame for your narrowing spinal column.
You expect injuries to show up right away, but that’s not always the case. Here are two reasons pain from a car accident may not surface immediately. Read on to learn more.
Any surgery comes with some risks, but robotic surgery can go a long way toward minimizing them. Read on to learn why this type of spine surgery is safer, both during your procedure and afterward.
If you live with degenerative disc disease, a tailored stretching and exercise routine can go a long way toward easing your discomfort and preventing further degeneration. Read on to learn more!
Spine surgery doesn’t have to be a significant open procedure with extensive downtime anymore. With minimally invasive robotic surgery, you can get the spine reconstruction you need without the pain and downtime.
Cervical stenosis can be a real pain in the neck. Fortunately, many people find relief with a personalized physical therapy plan. Read on to learn more.
If you need spine surgery and are a candidate for a minimally invasive procedure, you could get the same results with fewer risks and a shortened recovery time. Read on to learn the benefits of minimally invasive spine surgery.
If you’re often dealing with back pain, what you do in your downtime could be contributing. Learn the link between sitting and chronic back pain here. Read on to learn how excessive sitting could be causing your issue.
Cervical stenosis is a pain in the neck — and then some. Here’s everything you need to know about this condition, including how to find relief. Read on to learn more.
A narrowing of your spinal canal (stenosis) can cause pain and numbness, but what causes the narrowing in the first place? Let’s look at four leading causes and how you can treat them. Read on to learn more.
You’ve had a minor fender-bender and presume all is well. Not so fast.. Even a minor car accident can cause major damage to your spine. Learn more about common accident-related spine injuries and why a prompt diagnosis is so important.