Spine and Back Pain Treatment

Understanding Back And Neck Pain

Back and neck pain affect people of all ages. Long hours of sitting, poor posture, lifting heavy weights, injuries and age-related wear of the spine are the most common causes.

Pain may stay in the back or neck, or spread to the arms or legs when a nerve is pressed, as in a slip disc or sciatica. Most back pain improves with the right care, but some signs need early attention.

Common Spine Problems We Treat

Dr. Parth Patel diagnoses and treats spine problems such as:

Lower back pain and stiffness
Neck pain and cervical spondylosis
Slip disc (disc herniation)
Sciatica and leg pain
Spine injuries after falls or accidents
Numbness or weakness in arms or legs

Non-Surgical Care

Medicines, physiotherapy, posture correction and core exercises for most back and neck pain.

Spine Injury Care

Assessment and management of spine fractures and injuries after falls or accidents.

How Dr. Parth Patel Treats Back Pain

Treatment starts with a careful examination and, when needed, X-ray or MRI. Most patients improve with medicines, a short period of relative rest, physiotherapy and simple changes in posture and daily habits.

Back pain with weakness in the legs, loss of control over urine or stool, or pain after a major injury needs urgent attention. For injuries, see our fracture and bone injury treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Long bed rest is not advised for most back pain. Gentle movement and walking, as comfortable, usually help recovery faster.

No. Most slip disc patients improve with medicines, physiotherapy and rest. Surgery is considered only if there is weakness, severe nerve pressure or pain that does not settle.

Sciatica is pain that travels from the lower back to the buttock and leg, usually because a nerve in the lower spine is pressed.

Seek urgent care if back pain comes with leg weakness, numbness around the private parts, loss of bladder or bowel control, fever, or after a major fall or accident.

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