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Spine Arthritis Treatments

Many spine arthritis treatments are available to relieve symptoms of spinal arthritis effectively, although there is no cure for this disease. The goal of a spinal arthritis treatment is to slow the progression of the disease, decrease the symptoms, increase joint function, and preserve mobility and range of motion. Your doctor will first assess the severity of your condition and factor in your age and overall health before designing a treatment plan that’s right for you.

Spine arthritis treatments

?Most symptoms of spinal arthritis are treated using conservative methods like exercise, rest, massage, ice and heat applications, or weight loss. Your doctor may recommend medications for spine arthritis, which can be either over-the-counter or prescription, depending on the severity of the symptoms. More advanced cases of spinal arthritis may require physical therapy, chiropractic treatment, or spinal injections to alleviate pain and restore mobility. If non-surgical treatments for spine arthritis fail to relieve symptoms, your doctor may recommend surgery.

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If your doctor suggests surgery as a treatment option, it’s always a good idea to explore all the procedures available to you so that you are able to make a wise decision about your health. For example, Laser Spine Institute offers gentle, minimally invasive spine arthritis treatments that are performed through a small incision so that you can recover and get back to your normal activities far quicker than with traditional open back surgery. Look at our testimonials page to find out about how our innovative procedures have already worked wonders for our thousands of patients around the world. If you’d like more information on our spine arthritis treatments, contact us and ask us about our free MRI or CT scan review.

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

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