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Spine Arthritis Symptoms

Spine arthritis symptoms vary depending on the location of the spine affected as well as the lifestyle and general health of the individual. The most common symptoms of spinal arthritis are back and neck pain, tenderness or numbness of the neck, and swelling and stiffness of the joints. Other symptoms include a limited range of motion, difficulty bending, and a crunching feeling of bone rubbing against bone in the spine. These symptoms are often worse in the morning or after any extended period of inactivity.

Spine arthritis symptoms

Spinal arthritis can occur anywhere in the spine, and the location of the spine that is affected usually determines the nature of the symptoms. Cervical spine arthritis occurs in the upper portion of the spine, so its symptoms can include pain and numbness in the neck and arms and sometimes the shoulders, arms, hands, and fingers. Lumbar spine arthritis affects the lower region of the spine, so it can cause weakness or numbness of the legs as well as pain in the lower back, buttocks and pelvic area.

Spinal arthritis can cause pain and limit your ability to work, travel, and enjoy leisure time, but the good news is that there are numerous treatment options available. Most patients benefit from conservative treatments like exercise, rest, medication, or chiropractic care. However, for those who experience severe spine arthritis symptoms or are non-responsive to traditional treatment methods, surgery may be an option.

Laser Spine Institute (LSI) can treat spine arthritis symptoms in a minimally invasive manner that is less damaging to muscles and tissues than traditional back surgery. Our procedures are highly effective and can be performed in an outpatient setting with local anesthesia.

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For more information on how LSI can help you get your life back, contact us today. We can review your CT scan or MRI, free of charge.

Please note: Laser Spine Institute currently does not perform endoscopic procedures on the thoracic spine.

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