According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 619 million people suffered from low back pain worldwide in 2020. The organization estimates that the number of people with low back pain…
Cervical instability or headache is one of the most common factors that hold us back from living our best lives. It can appear anytime, making your head, neck, and shoulders…
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a powerful method that gives high-quality pictures of bones, tendons, cartilage, and nerves without radiation. It is considered a better alternative to X-rays that only…
Do you suffer from chronic joint pain and tenderness? If so, you may have bone spurs. Bone spurs, also known as osteophytes, are bony projections that form along the edges…
Disc replacement surgery is the last resort for people with chronic back pain or degenerative disc diseases. Most doctors recommend surgery to the patients after spending at least six months…
Spinal stenosis is a wear-and-tear condition of the spine which causes spinal cord narrowing. The cord consists of a nerve bundle, which is compressed due to the pressure that results…
Chronic pain is a health condition that persists over 12 weeks even after the treatment. This type of pain is often caused after an operation, and patients keep experiencing the…
Herniated discs affect many US adults annually, accounting for around 7 million people. While that might be only 2% of total adults in the country, herniated discs need immediate medical…
Spinal fusion is a surgical procedure that restores the movement and stability of the spine. It fuses two or more vertebrae to let them heal as one bone. The surgery…
A tender spot on the spine refers to one or more red areas on your back that cause pain when pressed. These vague spots are associated with multiple reasons, including…