Tips for Recovering from Cervical Spine Fusion
Undergoing cervical spine fusion surgery can be a significant step toward alleviating chronic neck pain and improving your quality of life.
Undergoing cervical spine fusion surgery can be a significant step toward alleviating chronic neck pain and improving your quality of life.
Spine surgery has traditionally been associated with significant recovery times and limited postoperative mobility. Advancements in medical technology have introduced innovative techniques designed to preserve motion and improve outcomes for patients.
Are you suffering from chronic back pain that is significantly restricting your lifestyle? You are not alone. Nearly 80% of people experience back pain at some point in their lives.
As June is Scoliosis Awareness Month, it’s the right time to shed light on this common spinal condition that affects 6-9 million people in the US.
Did you know back pain is the leading cause of disability in the US? The problem is most common in the 45 to 60-year age group.
After spine surgery, your journey to a better back has just begun. There are several steps you can take to help your body heal faster including staying hydrated and the foods you eat. Physical therapy is also a vital part of the road to recovery.1