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As a healthcare provider who is solely focused on providing the best treatments for my patients, I am always learning

As a spine specialist focused on non-surgical and non-invasive procedures, I don’t prescribe injections in my office. Thus far in

Suppose you have a herniated disc and have been told that surgery is your only option. In that case, it’s

As a conservative spine care doctor, I often encounter patients with both lumbar and cervical disc herniations. These patients usually

Spine surgery is, from what my patients tell me, two of the most feared words in their vocabulary. So many

Herniated discs can cause debilitating pain and significantly impact quality of life. While traditional treatments often involve addictive opioids, risky

As a specialist in conservative treatment of spine pain, I often encounter patients struggling with peripheral neuropathy. There are a

The upper cervical spine, consisting of the atlas (C1) and the axis (C2), plays a pivotal role in supporting the

Do you have a bulging or herniated disc? Do you have sciatica? Do you have numbness, burning, or tingling going

Introduction I am always hesitant to recommend supplementation to my patients for several reasons. My primary reason is that I

As a doctor in private practice, I understand that managing spine pain can be physically and financially challenging. One key

The following is a hallmark spinal decompression study conducted by John Leslie, MD, and published by the Mayo Clinic. This