Neck, Back & Spine
Embrace a life free from neck and back pain.
Find lasting relief from back & neck pain with our specialists.
Common neck, back & spine conditions we treat
Our spine specialists diagnose and treat a full range of spinal conditions, including:
- Herniated & bulging discs: Causes nerve compression & radiating pain
- Sciatica (lumbar radiculopathy): Shooting pain down the leg due to nerve pressure
- Spinal stenosis: Narrowing of the spinal canal causing pain & weakness
- Degenerative disc disease: Breakdown of spinal discs leading to chronic pain
- Osteoporosis-related compression fractures: Weakened bones causing spinal fractures
- Scoliosis & spinal deformities: Abnormal spinal curvature affecting posture & mobility
- Cervical & lumbar spine arthritis: Joint inflammation leading to stiffness & discomfort
When should you see a spine specialist?
If you experience any of the following symptoms, it’s time to consult a doctor:
- Chronic neck or back pain lasting more than 4 weeks
- Numbness, tingling, or weakness in arms or legs
- Pain that worsens when sitting, standing, or moving
- Difficulty bending, twisting, or maintaining posture
- Loss of bladder or bowel control (seek immediate medical attention)
Non-surgical treatments for neck, back & spine pain
Many spinal conditions can be managed without surgery. Our specialists offer:
- Physical therapy & chiropractic care: Strengthens core muscles & improves flexibility
- Spinal injections (epidural steroid & nerve blocks): Reduces inflammation & pain
- Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA): A minimally invasive procedure to disrupt pain signals
- Bracing & Ergonomic Adjustments: Helps stabilize the spine & reduce strain
Advanced spine surgery options
If conservative treatments aren’t effective, our expert neurosurgeons and orthopedic spine surgeons provide cutting-edge procedures, including:
- Minimally invasive discectomy: Removes herniated disc fragments pressing on nerves
- Spinal fusion (cervical & lumbar): Stabilizes the spine for long-term relief
- Total disc replacement: Preserves mobility while replacing damaged discs
- Kyphoplasty & vertebroplasty: Minimally invasive treatments for compression fractures
- Laminectomy & spinal decompression: Creates space for compressed nerves
Neck, back & spine frequently asked questions
Seek medical attention if you experience severe pain, numbness, weakness, or loss of bladder control.
Most cases improve with physical therapy, medication, and epidural injections. Severe cases may require minimally invasive discectomy.
Yes! Many cases respond well to therapy, pain management, and lifestyle modifications.
Recovery varies, but most patients resume daily activities within 6-12 weeks.
