Month: April 2018

If you have problems with your back that involve the bones, discs and nerves in your spinal column, you have probably read about open and minimally invasive spine surgery. What are the differences between them, and why is minimally invasive surgery minimally invasive? Open Surgery In open surgery, the surgeon makes a 5 to 6…

If you’re middle-aged or older, it’s likely that you either have had or will experience neck pain at some point. After all, decades of bending, lifting, turning and twisting can really take a toll on your neck. Cervical disc disease is a condition that can cause radiating neck pain, as well as numbness and weakness…