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Why Annular Tear Surgery Doesn’t Work

Annular tear surgery is often recommended for those living with pain caused by annular tears. In addition to this, annular tears are the most common cause of many conditions, like degenerative disc disease, sciatica, herniated discs, or chronic low back pain. This is why it’s so important to understand the best way to treat annular tears. Keep reading to learn what annular tears are, what causes them, whether annular tear surgery works and more. What Are Annular Tears? Before explaining annular tear surgery and what an annular tear even is, we have to discuss the anatomy of the spinal disc.

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May 13, 2021 No Comments

Why is Ineffective & Unnecessary Spine Surgery So Common?

Despite clinical trials and studies showing that spine surgery isn’t beneficial for patients, it has become more common. In fact, when compared to non-surgical treatment, spinal fusion does not provide significantly better outcomes for patients. So why does unnecessary spine surgery continue to take place? The decision of whether or not to undergo surgery is serious and should never be taken lightly. If you’re suffering from back or neck pain and have been told surgery is your only option, research your options. Make sure that spine surgery is truly the best option for your specific situation. Factors Contributing to the

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April 8, 2021 No Comments

10 Professions That Increase Your Risk of Lower Back Pain

Your spine is capable of enduring a lot of wear and tear throughout your day-to-day life. This wear and tear are usually caused by bending, compression, twisting, and other repetitive movements. This is why it’s so common to develop lower back pain. Unfortunately, back pain can have a great and negative impact on your life and can be difficult to treat. Your profession may also be placing you at an increased risk of lower back pain.

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February 17, 2021 No Comments

What are the Common Signs of Annular Tears?

Your spinal discs are a very strong and resilient part of your anatomy, but it is possible for them to become fragile over time. This fragility is caused by the development of annular tears. Knowing what the most common signs of annular tears are may help you get appropriate treatment as soon as possible.

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January 19, 2021 No Comments

Avoid Holiday Back Pain With These 5 Tips

If you live with back pain, the holidays may not be the most wonderful time of the year for you. From lifting and carrying heavy shopping bags, boxes of decorations, and packages, to holiday stress that may exacerbate your back pain, this time of year can become (physically) painful. We want you to enjoy this holiday season with as little back pain as possible, so we’ve made list of ways to avoid holiday back pain!

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December 15, 2020 No Comments

Why You Need the Right Chair for Back Pain Relief

If you’re now working from or just spending an increased amount of your free time at home, you probably need a better chair. When you’re spending long hours sitting, having the right chair for back pain is essential.

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December 10, 2020 No Comments

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Why Annular Tear Surgery Doesn’t Work

May 13, 2021 No Comments

Annular tear surgery is often recommended for those living with pain caused by annular tears. In addition to this, annular tears are the most common cause of many conditions, like degenerative disc disease, sciatica, herniated discs, or chronic low back pain. This is why it’s so important to understand the best way to treat annular

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Why is Ineffective & Unnecessary Spine Surgery So Common?

April 8, 2021 No Comments

Despite clinical trials and studies showing that spine surgery isn’t beneficial for patients, it has become more common. In fact, when compared to non-surgical treatment, spinal fusion does not provide significantly better outcomes for patients. So why does unnecessary spine surgery continue to take place? The decision of whether or not to undergo surgery is

Read More »

10 Professions That Increase Your Risk of Lower Back Pain

February 17, 2021 No Comments

Your spine is capable of enduring a lot of wear and tear throughout your day-to-day life. This wear and tear are usually caused by bending, compression, twisting, and other repetitive movements. This is why it’s so common to develop lower back pain. Unfortunately, back pain can have a great and negative impact on your life and can be difficult to treat. Your profession may also be placing you at an increased risk of lower back pain.

Read More »

What are the Common Signs of Annular Tears?

January 19, 2021 No Comments

Your spinal discs are a very strong and resilient part of your anatomy, but it is possible for them to become fragile over time. This fragility is caused by the development of annular tears. Knowing what the most common signs of annular tears are may help you get appropriate treatment as soon as possible.

Read More »

Avoid Holiday Back Pain With These 5 Tips

December 15, 2020 No Comments

If you live with back pain, the holidays may not be the most wonderful time of the year for you. From lifting and carrying heavy shopping bags, boxes of decorations, and packages, to holiday stress that may exacerbate your back pain, this time of year can become (physically) painful. We want you to enjoy this holiday season with as little back pain as possible, so we’ve made list of ways to avoid holiday back pain!

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