If you've undergone surgery, chances are you're experiencing pain, swelling, a loss of motion and bruising following the procedure. Getting moving after your surgery is one of the most important things you can do to help you return to your...
The human spine has two naturally occurring curves, the lordosis and the kyphosis. This curving allows the back to help balance body weight. According to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, those with flatback syndrome have an injury or deformity the...
A herniated disk, commonly called a slipped disk, happens when one of the disks that cushion the bones of the spine slips out of place or ruptures, according to MedlinePlus. This can squeeze the spinal nerves, causing pain, numbness and weakness...
One of the goals of new back surgery techniques is to minimize invasive procedures, reports Dr. Gerald Rodts, professor of neurological and orthopaedic surgery at Emory University in an article for "Spine Universe." New surgery techniques use...
Any type of major surgery on your back is risky not only during the procedure but afterward as well. Making sure you heal properly is the only way to assure a complete and long-lasting recovery. One way to strengthen your back and your abdominals...
