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Spinal Cord Stimulator Placement: What to Expect

Spinal cord stimulation is a cutting-edge technology that helps people overcome chronic pain problems in the spine. It’s a viable option when you’re living with chronic pain that doesn’t resolve after trying conservative measures and even surgery. But spinal cord stimulation isn’t something to take lightly—it’s still a surgical procedure in which a device is left […]

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Poor Posture, Osteoarthritis, and Spinal Stenosis: What’s the Connection?

Believe it or not, posture significantly affects overall health. Not only does how you sit, lie, and stand affect your spinal alignment, but it also affects the muscles, tendons, and ligaments throughout your body. Poor posture leads to various health issues, including spine osteoarthritis and other uncomfortable conditions. Spinal stenosis is a condition that can occur from

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Compression Fractures and Back Pain: What to Know if You Have Osteoporosis

As you age, you become more susceptible to certain conditions like osteoporosis. When you’re young, your bone regenerates faster than it deteriorates, resulting in strong, healthy bones. However, that process slows as you age, allowing the bones to deteriorate faster than they rebuild. When this happens, the bones weaken and become less dense, causing osteoporosis.

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Do I Need a Decompression Discectomy or a Disc Replacement for My Herniated Disc?

A tough but spongy disc sits underneath each one of your vertebrae, protecting the bones from rubbing together and providing shock absorption and cushioning to the spine. Although the outer layer of the intervertebral disc is tough, it can tear, causing the soft inner part of the disc to push out. A disc herniation happens

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