How to Cure Cervical Spondylosis Permanently? What You Should Know
Many people ask this question after an MRI report mentions “cervical spondylosis,” often with a stiff neck, tingling in the arms, or headaches that start at the back of the head. The word “permanently” matters here, because cervical spondylosis...
What Is Microspine Surgery (Microdiscectomy) and How Does It Work?
Microspine surgery, or microdiscectomy, is a minimally invasive procedure that relieves nerve pressure caused by a bulging or herniated disc. Using a microscope and a small incision, the surgeon removes only the disc fragment pressing on the nerve while preserving...
What Is Lumbar Spine Surgery and How Is It Performed?
Lumbar spine surgery means operating on the lower back, usually to take pressure off a trapped nerve or to steady a segment of the spine that has become unstable. It is offered for problems such as a herniated disc, a narrowed spinal canal, a slipped vertebra or...
Sharp Stabbing Pain in the Lower Right Side of the Back in Women
A sudden, sharp, stabbing pain in the lower right side of the back can be alarming, especially when it comes out of nowhere. Dr. Naveen Tahasildar, a leading spine surgeon in Bangalore, explains that this type of pain doesn’t always point to a spine problem. In...
What Is Spinal Decompression Surgery?
A nerve under pressure needs one thing above all, space. That’s really the whole point here. Usually it’s a bulging disc, a bone spur, or a canal that’s narrowed with age doing the squeezing. Spinal decompression surgery clears that obstruction so...
How Soon Can You Return to Work After Spine Surgery?
The answer depends largely on the nature of your work. A desk job typically allows a return within two to six weeks after a minor procedure. Physically demanding roles involving lifting or long hours on your feet often need three to six months instead. So a realistic...
Immediate Relief for Sciatica Pain
Sciatica is the sharp, shooting, or burning pain that travels from the lower back down through the buttock and into the leg, following the path of the sciatic nerve. It can range from a mild ache to pain so severe that standing, sitting, or walking becomes difficult....
Can Osteoporosis Cause Spinal Fractures?
Nobody expects a fracture from bending over to pick up a bag of groceries. But that’s exactly what happens once bones have thinned out enough from osteoporosis. An osteoporosis spinal fracture can happen from something as ordinary as coughing hard or twisting to...