Brain & Spine Center

Neck and back pain are common problems, and the pain may result from abnormalities in various organs, ranging from surface-level to deeper structures.

Skin such as inflammation, infection, or injury/inflammation of the nerve endings in the skin.
Muscles and tendons typically present with localized pain and tenderness at the problem area.
Spine and intervertebral discs such as dislocation, inflammation, or fractures.
Nerves and spinal cord inflammation or compression from abnormal discs may cause radiating pain down the arms or legs, numbness, or in severe cases, muscle weakness.

Generally, 70-80% of back or neck pain cases can be treated without surgery. Proper medication and physical therapy often lead to recovery. Accurate diagnosis is essential to identify the cause and determine the appropriate and safe treatment. Only a small percentage of cases involve severe conditions that require more than conservative treatment.

Symptoms that indicate the need for prompt and accurate medical evaluation:

Chronic pain that does not improve with medication and physical therapy within 3-6 months.
Sudden, severe back pain that does not subside with rest or medication.
Radiating pain to the arms or legs, along with numbness or muscle weakness (Radiculopathy, Myelopathy, Sciatica).
Back pain with urinary problems, such as incontinence or inability to urinate (Cauda Equina Syndrome).

Proper care should involve a diagnosis and treatment by a specialized spine surgeon.

Treatment may include medication, physical therapy, or surgery using advanced equipment and techniques. A dedicated team of medical professionals specialized in spine disorders will provide proper consultation and treatment. They also incorporate cutting-edge technology never before used to ensure accurate, precise, and safe treatment outcomes.