Spine and Disc Pain Center

02/17/2022

Spine surgery is done to prevent further/permanent nerve damage (and the damage downstream to the organs and tissues that result from nerve damage) NOT for spine pain. The reality is you may have MORE spine pain as a result of the surgery even if the surgery was done correctly and successfully removed the nerve pain.
While improvements in after the fact surgical methods are noble, we must strive for a culture of PREVENTION. Proper biomechanics, early and effective post trauma rehab and regular check ups that include imaging for early detection of degenerative changes for less invasive interventions REGARDLESS of symptoms should be our collective goal!

01/12/2022

What causes sciatica? Or similar pain/numbness/tingling in our arms?

This video explains spinal decompression in great detail, and the value the DRX9000 can provide your patients. The answers to the following questions are als...

01/12/2022

05/25/2021

HEALTH AWARENESS WARNING:
STEROID SHOTS IN YOUR SPINE ARE NOT FDA APPROVED AND DANGEROUS!
(Epidural steroid Injections or ESI)
Even though Drs do them all the time !
let us help find and fix the CAUSE of your back and neck pain !
The FDA issued the following statement in 2014:
“FDA is warning that injections of corticosteroids into the epidural space of the spine may result in rare but serious adverse events, including loss of vision, stroke, paralysis and death. The injections are given to treat neck and back pain, and radiating pain in the arms and legs. The effectiveness and safety of epidural administration of corticosteroids have not been established, and FDA has not approved corticosteroids for this use.
We are requiring the addition of a Warning to the drug labels of injectable corticosteroids to describe these risks.”[5]

05/07/2021

It is heart breaking the stories we hear from those seeking help from disc pain. Thankfully we have been able to help many eliminate their dependent on opiods by treating the cause rather than just numbing the pain.

The 300 million pain prescriptions written last year equal a $24B market, but it's not a market evenly divided around the globe.