Conditions We Treat - Back and Neck Pain Conditions

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There are many conditions that can cause pain in your neck or back. The ones that cause chronic, unbearable pain require the care of a professional, like the physicians and surgeons at Deuk Spine Institute.

Only 1 out of 10 patients need surgery to fix their pain.

We only recommend surgical treatment to those who truly need it. Our patients who don’t need surgery find help through other services such as pain management or therapy. We understand that a new diagnosis or MRI results can feel overwhelming. Browse our conditions guide at your leisure, or schedule an appointment. Our patient care team will help you understand your spine condition and how you can get help.

Find out what your symptoms could mean and if you’re a candidate for laser spine surgery or alternate therapies to relieve your chronic back pain.

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Accident-Related Injury

Spinal conditions caused by automobile accidents and other accidents.

Adjacent Segment Disease

Degeneration of discs alongside cervical fusions.

Annular Tear

Spinal injury caused by tearing in the exterior of the intervertebral disc.

Arthritis Of The Spine

A disease that causes swelling, tenderness, tightness and pain along the spine.

Bone Spurs

Known as osteophytes, these are growths of bone over damaged areas of bone.

Bulging Discs

Contained disc herniations are one of the most common spine conditions.

Canal Stenosis

A spine condition that causes numbness, tingling, weakness and radiating pain.

Chronic Pain

A disease that causes swelling, tenderness, tightness and pain along the spine.

Collapsed Disc

A painful condition common with age or due to traumatic spine injury.

Degenerative Disk Disease

Breakdown of intervertebral disc material that often leads to more serious spine conditions.

Degenerative Joint Disease

A spine disease that causes pain from bone on bone friction and inflammation.

Degenerative Spine

Spine conditions that lead to loss of mobility and disc weakening.

Disk Extrusion

A weakened or ruptured disc wall leading to disc herniation.

Disk Protrusion

Disc over-expansion which has not yet led to a fully herniated disc.

Facet Disease

The presence of arthritis or degeneration in the facet joints of the spine.

Foraminal Narrowing

A form of spinal stenosis that causes neurological symptoms, including numbness and pain.

Foraminal Stenosis

A form of spinal stenosis affecting the foramina, and leading to inflammation and soreness.

Herniated Discs

This common cervical and lumbar spine condition causes pain and discomfort.

Herniated Nucleus Pulposus

A spine disease that can lead to reduced mobility and pain.

Leg Pain

Neurogenic claudication causes pain and cramping in the legs or buttocks.

Migraines and Headaches

Painful episodes that may include nausea, vomiting and sensitivity to light.

Nerve Root Impingement

A result of spinal stenosis that causes symptoms like tingling and pain.

Pinched Nerve

When a nerve in the spine becomes painfully constricted due to a spinal condition.

Prolapsed Disc

When the nucleus pulposus spills outside of its normal bounds, causing discomfort.

Radiculopathy

A sensation of tingling, pain or numbness as a result of compression of nerves.

Ruptured Disc

A spinal condition that occurs after normal disc degeneration or accident.

Sacroiliitis

Severe lower back pain and inflammation within the joints of the lower back.

Sciatica

Compression of the sciatic nerve, which runs from the spine into both legs.

Scoliosis

An abnormal lateral curving of the spine, often taking the form of a ‘C’ or ‘S’ shape.

Spinal Narrowing

Narrowing of the spinal canal or passageways through which nerves pass.

Spinal Stenosis

An uncomfortable, treatable side effect of many common spinal conditions.

Spondylitis

A form of spinal arthritis that affects the facet joints of the spine, and may cause loss of motion.

Spondylolisthesis

Slipping and misalignment of the vertebrae in the spine due to a spinal condition.

Sports Injuries

Injuries caused by impact, repetitive motion or other activities related to sports.

Torn Disc

A condition that occurs because of a tear in the annulus fibrosis, or outer disc wall.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

A condition that causes numbness, tingling, or weakness in your hand.

Cauda Equina Syndrome

Nerve roots of the cauda equina are compressed and disrupt motor and sensory function to the lower extremities and bladder.

Cervical Myelopathy

Common degenerative condition caused by compression on the spinal cord in the neck that is characterized by clumsiness in the hands and gait imbalance.

Coccydynia

Otherwise known as tailbone pain.

Cubital Tunnel Syndrome

A condition caused by entrapment of the ulnar nerve in the elbow

Ischial Tuberosity Tendonitis

Tendonitis typically caused by a tear or traumatic injury to the muscles, or chronic inflammatory conditions called chronic tendinosis.

Levator-Scapulae Tendonitis

Pain and stiffness at the top of the shoulderblade where the levator scapulae muscles are attached

Occpitital Neuralgia

A point tenderness at the base of the skull with a radiating headache to the eyeballs.

Plantar Fasciitis

Inflammation of a thick band of tissue that runs across the bottom of your foot and connects your heel bone to your toes.

Spinal Hemangioma

Often-benign spinal tumor that develops from the blood vessels. Can also cause a compression fracture/wedge fracture if it collapses the spine