spbg Spinal stenosis: a leading cause of back pain

Spinal stenosis: a leading cause of back pain

Spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the spinal canal those results in the compression of the spinal cord and nerves. The compression results pathognomonic symptoms such as Pain, numbness, intermittent claudication while walking or standing for a long time. Type of spinal stenosis According to site: Cervical spinal stenosis: In this condition, the narrowing occurs in…
low facet joint arthropathy Lower Back Facet Joint Pain

Lower Back Facet Joint Pain

Our backbone got 33 vertebrae which help us to protect our spinal cord which is one of the major structures of the body. These vertebrae are separated by a jelly-like substance called discs which act as a shock absorber and helps the spine to move in different directions. Every vertebra has two pairs of joints…
Coccydynia Syndrome Coccydynia Syndrome

Coccydynia Syndrome

Coccydynia Syndrome Patients often say, “Doctor, I can’t sit on a hard place or if I sit, there is a lot of pain in the last bone of the spine. The pain is lessened when I lean forward. When I sit on any vehicle, I keep my waist loose with my hands.” This is a…
Cervical facet joint dysfunction Cervical facet joint dysfunction

Cervical facet joint dysfunction

Cervical facet joint dysfunction [without radicular involvement] is a common but relatively benign problem that results in loss of mobility and stiffness of the neck. Causes Facet joints, like other synovial joints, are susceptible to wear and tear, degeneration, inflammation and arthritic changes. Inflammation and degenerative changes to the facet joints may result in pain,…
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