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Spine Surgeries

Spine forms the core of the skeleton and even a minor problem in it can limit the functions of other parts of the body. Today due to lack of spine care, the spinal problems have become very common. Most of them can be treated with proper medications and treatment but some of them do not respond to the same. That is when the patient is recommended to undergo spine surgery.

"Spine Surgery can adversely affect the quality of life" is no less than a myth today. With the advancements and research in healthcare industry, spine surgeries are only known to ameliorate the quality of life. It is an expeditious solution for people suffering from nerve root compression or to stop further worsening of myelopathic symptoms that restrict the functions of the body.

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Reasons To Have Spine Surgery

  • To Take Pressure Off of Nerves
  • To Stablize an Unstable Spine
  • To Realign a Crooked Spine

Conditions that may require Spine Surgery:
  • Scoliosis: It is a neuromuscular condition that usually affects children of 10 to 14 years. Scoliosis is a spinal deformity that alters the curvature of the spine. The bone ailment caused by a three-dimensional change in the alignment of the spine can occur at different points of the Spine and be of varying degrees, such as 15 degrees or more than 50 degrees.
  • Degenerative Disc Disease – This is the most common reason for neck pain and low back pain. Generally, it is caused due to wear and tear of a spinal disc in the vertebrae column. The degeneration of these discs can cause numbness, extreme and persistent pain in the legs or arms. Although it is often related to the natural aging process, it can affect younger people also due to injury or other factors.
  • Herniated Disc – As the discs in the spinal column start degenerating, the soft portion located in the center of the disc may herniate or rupture, causing Disc Herniation.
  • Kyphosis – This spinal deformity can manifest at any age and is prevalent in both men or women. It typically affects the upper back, affecting the cervical spine region or the lumbar spine region. There are several forms of this complex condition, including Congenital Kyphosis, Osteoporosis-related Kyphosis, Degenerative Kyphosis, Kyphosis, Postural Kyphosis, Neuromuscular Kyphosis, Nutritional Traumatic Kyphosis and a few others.
  • Spondylolisthesis – In this condition, the bone in the vertebra slides forward and moves over the bone below it. Spondylolisthesis often occurs in the lower spine – known as the lumbosacral area. In some cases, it can lead to pressure or compression of the spinal cord or the nerve roots as they get squeezed. This results in a variety of symptoms including severe back pain, numbness, or weakness in one or both legs. Also, in some rare cases, the patient may lose control over his or her bladder or bowels due to this condition.