Lumbar fusion surgery is used to treat certain spinal conditions when conservative treatments are not enough or when the spine needs additional stability. For patients considering surgery, the procedure itself is only one part of recovery. Questions such as “How long will I stay in the hospital?”, “Can I go home after surgery?”, and “How
A slipped disc does not always mean surgery. In many cases, symptoms can improve with appropriate non-surgical treatment, activity modification, medication, physiotherapy and time. However, the right treatment depends on the location and severity of the disc problem, the symptoms it is causing, and whether a nerve or the spinal cord is being compressed. If
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Back pain, neck pain, numbness, or changes in posture can sometimes seem like minor problems. Many people wait for the symptoms to go away on their own. Others rely on painkillers or home remedies for weeks or months. But persistent or worsening spine symptoms should not be ignored. Early diagnosis can help identify the actual
Back pain can make even simple decisions feel difficult. When an MRI shows a slipped disc, spinal stenosis, nerve compression, or another spine problem, many patients immediately ask: “Do I really need spine surgery?” The answer is not always yes. In fact, a good spine surgeon does not decide on surgery simply because an MRI
How Modern Spine Surgery Continues to Improve Patient Safety Back pain, neck pain, slipped discs, spinal deformities, and nerve compression affect millions of people worldwide. While many patients recover with medication and physiotherapy, some require surgery to relieve pain, restore movement, and improve their quality of life. The good news is that spine surgery continues
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How Modern Spine Surgery Continues to Improve Patient Safety Spine surgery is changing rapidly. Every year, surgeons, researchers, and healthcare professionals meet to discuss new techniques, better technologies, and safer treatment methods. One such important event was the MISSABCON 2026 conference – Spine Endoscopy Surgery, where experts shared the latest developments in minimally invasive spine
Choosing spine surgery can feel overwhelming. Many people worry about large incisions, long hospital stays, and months of recovery. However, advances in modern spine care have changed how many spinal conditions are treated. Today, minimally invasive spine surgery offers an effective option for many patients with less tissue damage and faster recovery. Still, it is
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We are proud to share that Dr. Yogesh K. Pithwa, a leading Endoscopic Spine Surgeon in Bangalore, has been featured in Deccan Herald for his thought-provoking article, “What 25 Years of Spine Surgery Has Taught Me About Pain, Recovery and Human Resilience.” This recognition reflects Dr. Pithwa’s commitment to advancing spine care while helping patients
Back pain and neck pain can affect every part of your life. Simple activities like walking, sitting, driving, or sleeping may become difficult. Many people ignore the pain until it starts affecting work, family life, and overall health. The good news is that advanced spine care is now helping patients recover with less pain and
Is Your Neck Pain Coming From Your Mobile Phone? The Truth About Tech Neck Do you check your phone first thing in the morning? Do you spend hours looking at your laptop for work? Does your neck feel stiff by the end of the day? If your answer is “yes,” you may be experiencing Tech
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