If you’re experiencing persistent low back or pelvic pain that radiates into your upper leg, the source could be your sacroiliac (SI) joint. While often overlooked, SI joint dysfunction is a treatable condition — especially with advanced, robot-assisted...
Spinal Fracture vs Back Strain: How to Tell the Difference Many people mistake serious spinal fractures for minor back pain, often choosing to “power through” the discomfort. Understanding the key differences between these conditions could save you from...
Spinal fusion is a surgical procedure connecting two neighboring vertebrae permanently, aiming to stabilize and strengthen the spine. It’s an innovative procedure that can address several serious spinal issues when more conservative treatments haven’t...
Little good comes from crowded situations. Whether it’s sitting in a cramped subway car or struggling to zip up your favorite jeans, feeling compressed is never pleasant. The same holds true for your spinal cord, and when it becomes compressed, persistent pain...
May is National Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month. If you’re one of the 10 million Americans who live with osteoporosis, you know that fractures are some of the most feared complications related to this condition. Though compression fractures are often...
As the discs in your spine naturally lose moisture over time, their ability to cushion your vertebrae declines — leading to pain, instability, and reduced function. If conservative treatments fail, surgery may be the most effective path to lasting relief. Dr. Charla...
