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Is It Time To Consult a Spine Surgeon?

If you have been thinking about visiting a doctor to take care of that constant back pain, then you are not alone. Many people today have […]

Four Types of Diabetic Neuropathy

Diabetes can create problems in the nerves of the body. According to an article on WebMD.com, nerve damage caused by diabetes is painful. The condition in […]

Diseases Associated with Back Pain – Part 1

Even though back pain can occur without any underlying conditions, there are many diseases that do cause back pain. This month, our team is doing an […]

Spinal Vertebrae: Anatomy, Function, and Common Conditions

Spinal vertebrae are flat surfaced bones with a round shape that form the spinal column. There are a total of 34 vertebrae, and 24 of them […]

The Spinal Cord: Anatomy, Function, and Common Injuries

The spinal cord is a long section of nerve tissue that begins at the brain’s base. It extends down through the spinal canal and ends between […]

When To Call Spine Center of Texas

If you have been thinking about visiting a doctor to take care of that constant back pain, then you are not alone. Many people today have […]

5 Conditions That Mimic Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia is described as a condition that is accompanied by musculoskeletal pain on a large scale, coupled with memory lapses, amnesia, fatigue, to mention but a […]

An Overview of Sacroiliac Injections

A Sacroiliac (SI) Injection, sometimes referred to as a sacroiliac block, is a non-invasive technique applied by a physician to remedy low back pain or sciatica. […]

What are Epidural Steroid Injections?

Are you suffering from back pain? Here are some facts about epidural steroid injections that you can use to help you determine if this is the […]

Advantages and Disadvantages of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery

While minimally invasive spine surgery has many advantages, anyone considering surgery on their spine should know that there are still potential risks. An internet search of […]

How You Can Benefit from Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery?

The term “minimally invasive”, when describing a surgical procedure, refers to a technique using small incisions to gain access to the particular area of the body […]

Lumbar Sympathetic Block for Chronic Pain

Are you experiencing chronic pain in your butt, leg(s), or feet? Have you already tried conventional therapy, such as medication, physical therapy, or injection, but received […]