Spinal Pain

Spinal Pain:Low Back Pain / Neck Pain

Low back pain with or without sciatica affect most people at some time of their life and along with neck pains and brachyalgia, most of these conditions could be treated without surgery. However, persistent spinal pain can be very troublesome and with proper assessment and targeted treatment, most of these pains can be managed effectively.

Conditions/ Symptoms of Spinal Pain (Lower Back)

Pain and ache in the lower back (facet joint pain/ discogenic pain)
Sciatica or lumbar radicular pain (pain radiating down the leg)
Persistent pain after spinal surgery
Referred pain to hip, knee and ankle
Piriformis syndrome
Sacroiliac joint pain
Epidural fibrosis
Osteoporosis fracture
Bone cancer pain

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Conditions/ Symptoms of Spinal Pain (Neck)

Pain and ache in the neck and back of head (axial pain/ facet joint pain)
Cervical Spondylosis
Brachyalgia or cervical radicular pain (pain radiating down the arm)
Pain after spinal surgery
Cervicogenic headaches

How Spinal Pain is Treated

Physiotherapy
Pain-killers
Acupuncture
Interventional Procedure
Surgery
Neuromodulation
Pain Management Program

Success rate and Recovery

Pain due to disc prolapse or muscle spasm can be managed to a full recovery, but as we grow older the narrowing of the spinal canal would present ongoing pain problems. However, there are effective treatments for these conditions. Identifying the correct treatment options that work would enable the patient to continue enjoying physical activities and not compromising on enjoying life to the full.

What Treatments are Available?

Targeted interventions to confirm and treat the problem
- Epidurals
- Medial branch blocks/ facet joint injections
Specialized treatments for long term management
- Radiofrequency Denervation
- Epiduroplasty (Racz procedure)
Optimizing pharmacotherapy
Options for complimentary therapy and self-management
Advise whether surgery or neuromodulation is required

Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly can I be seen?

At your earliest convenience. Whether it be a face to face consultation or online, patients are offered appointments within 3-4 days of their request.

How many appointments will I need?

A minimum of 3 appointments is usually required, consultation which includes evaluation and treatment plan, treatment, and a follow up appointment. Depending on your progress, we may advise a review in 6-8 weeks to check on your progress.