What is a spinal fusion surgery?
A welding process, spinal fusion is a small surgical procedure that helps in correcting the issues with the small bones in the spinal cord. It will help reduce and heal...
What part of the body does the lumbar spine control?
The lumbar spine is positioned in the lower back right below the cervical and thoracic regions of the spinal cord. There are five vertebrae from L1 – L5 in it....
What are the tests involved in the diagnosis of lower back pain?
Diagnosis of lower back pain involves five to six steps. You will be first asked to tell your symptoms. After having a full discussion about the various signs you mention,...
What is your lumbar spine?
The spot where the spinal column in our lower back bend is curling inward towards the abdomen is referred to as the lumbar spine, and it is the third major...
What are the non-surgical treatment options for lower back pain?
You can be relieved of your back pain without undergoing any surgery by using some medications. For this, first, you should have a complete checkup and consult a well-trained spine...
What happens in a disc replacement surgery for lower back pain?
This surgical treatment will include the removal of the disk and the replacement of it with synthetic parts. This is just as similar to the other replacements that are done...
Should I see a specialist for lower back pain?
After the results of your diagnosis, your general physician may refer you to a specialist, generally an orthopedic, rheumatologist, neurologist or any pain specialist. However, the general physicians will be...
Can kidneys cause lower back pain?
The kidneys are located underneath the rib cage towards your back. It is hard to identify from which area the pain is originated. Mostly the urinary tract infections cause a...
What organs can cause lower back pain?
Lower Right Back Pain: The right lower back pain can occur from various sources. The organs in the mid back, pelvis, and lower abdomen can cause a low backache. Any...
What can cause lower back pain?
Generally, back pain is a result of an injury or a chronic defect, spasms in muscle, strained muscles due to any sudden movements, careless body mechanics when lifting a heavy...
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