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Facet Disease Treatments

Facet disease treatments are used to alleviate the pain and discomfort associated with facet disease, facet arthritis, facet joint syndrome, facet hypertrophy and degenerative facet joints.

Facet Disease Treatments

Facet disorders, if not properly diagnosed or treated, can lead to recurring lower back problems which may limit a person’s daily activities such as the ability to work or do chores. You can learn additional facts about what facet disease is and why it occurs by visiting both our facet disease causes and facet disease overview pages.

When undue stress is placed on your facet joints, they become inflamed and tender. Pain is normally located in the lower back but can radiate down to your upper thigh. Some flexibility may be lost, and there can be discomfort when leaning backwards. That’s when facet disease treatments can be beneficial.

If you’re experiencing any facet disease symptoms, contact your doctor or healthcare provider. He or she will be able to properly diagnose the cause of your pain and prescribe various facet disease treatments including:

  • Non-prescription medication like acetaminophen
  • Diagnostic facet injections
  • Yoga, or other low impact stretching exercises for the hamstring muscles
  • Strength training for muscle tone
  • Water therapy such as swimming
  • Chiropractic or osteopathic manipulations
  • Posture corrections
  • Activity modification
  • The use of a back brace
  • Rest
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Occasionally some patients suffering from facet disease may require more than these facet disease treatments to regain a fully functioning lifestyle. Thankfully, there are other options available for pain relief, including the minimally invasive, outpatient procedures performed at Laser Spine Institute. At LSI, patients recover quickly and enjoy a very high success rate from our revolutionary procedures, enabling them to walk out the door pain-free and ready to take back their life! For a free MRI or CAT scan review, and to learn more information about our state-of-the-art institute, contact us today.

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

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