Common spine and neck problems
- Acute low back pain
- Sciatica and leg pain
- Disc related symptoms
- Cervical spondylosis
- Posture related neck pain
Spine and neck pain clinic
Spine and neck pain are managed at OrthoCure with a conservative first approach. The goal is to identify the real source of pain, explain it clearly, and build a safe plan using posture correction, exercise and physiotherapy. Surgery is discussed only when it clearly improves outcome.
When pain needs evaluation
- Pain lasting more than two weeks
- Pain disturbing sleep
- Numbness or tingling in limbs
- Weakness or imbalance
- History of trauma or fever
How assessment is done
- Detailed history and posture review
- Spine and nerve examination
- X ray when required
- MRI only if it changes treatment
Stepwise treatment plan
- Position and posture guidance
- Early safe movement
- Short medicine courses
- Physiotherapy exercises
- Activity modification
- Injections or surgery only if needed
Role of physiotherapy
- Core strengthening
- Neck and shoulder training
- Stretching tight muscles
- Balance confidence restoration
When surgery is discussed
- Progressive weakness
- Persistent severe nerve pain
- Walking limitation from stenosis
- Structural instability
Common questions
Do I need MRI for every episode
No. MRI is advised only when it changes treatment decisions.
Is bed rest useful
Short rest may help briefly. Early guided movement works better long term.
Do all disc problems need surgery
No. Most improve with conservative care and physiotherapy.