Do I Need Back Surgery? (Spine Surgery)

"How Do I Know If I Need Back Surgery? Lumbar Spine Surgery? Neck Surgery? Cervical Spine Surgery?..."

Most people reading this will not experience the following warning signs.  However, if you are currently experiencing these signs and symptoms, then you should seek immediate medical attention (as you may require surgery). 

Go and seek medical attention at the hospital if you currently have this or notice this is going on with you...

1.) Incontinence (leaking urine) or trouble urinating,
2.) Incontinence of stool/changes in passing a bowel movement.
3.) Significant paresthesias (numbness and loss of sensation) in your "saddle region" - which is the groin area that would make contact with a horse saddle when one rides a horse.

If you are experiencing one or more of these situations, then you may require spine surgery.  The reason why is because these major signs and symptoms mean that there is moderate to significant spinal cord compression or impingement.  

Reminder; herniated discs or bulging discs are very common, normal, and can be completely fixed and resolved by physical therapy.  This is very different from spinal cord compression that affects someone's bowel or bladder. 

Now, the good news...

If you are currently dealing with Lower Back Pain or Neck Pain or any kind of Spine Pain... and you do NOT have any changes with your bowel or bladder, and you do NOT have a loss of sensation in your saddle region... then you do NOT need to get Back Surgery or Spine Surgery!

The majority of Lower Back Pain, Spine Pain, Neck Pain will get better and respond positively to non-invasive, conservative care.

Therefore, if this sounds like you, then you have an 80-91% chance of getting back to your normal self with our customized, natural healing approach to treating Back Pain and Spine Injuries.

Next, feel free to call our 24/7 receptionist at (646)-781-8884.  They will ask you a few questions about your situation and your insurance information. Then, you will get a call from a Specialist (licensed doctor of physical therapy). 

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