Disc replacement is a relatively common and safe procedure to relieve the pain caused by a damaged disc. It is the surgical process that involves the removal of your natural damaged disc and placement of an artificial disc that functions like the natural disc. Taking care of your artificial disc is a key to getting
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Choosing the Best Artificial Disc
Artificial disc replacement is one of the most promising surgical options to relieve neck and back pain due to disc disease. An artificial disc is a device that functions like your natural disc but is made of metal, ceramics, or other material. If you’re contemplating artificial disc replacement surgery, collecting information about artificial discs and
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As we age, nearly everyone experiences discomfort or pain in the lower back, leading to chronic pain and limited mobility. Suppose anti-inflammatory medications or non-surgical procedures such as epidurals, hot/cold therapy, facet blocks, and physical therapy are not working. In that case, your doctor may introduce you to artificial discs. Doctors use artificial discs to
Read MoreHow Long Can Artificial Discs Last?
If your doctor has told you that you have a herniated disc or a damaged disc in your spine, then the physician may also have recommended that you consider having the disc replaced with an artificial disc. You may be wondering whether this type of back surgery is worth it. Let’s talk about what artificial
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Gone are the days when you had to choose between one of the few available treatment options for your disc disease or back pain. The main “default” solution used to be spinal fusion surgery, in which the injured or degenerated disc was removed altogether, and the adjacent vertebrae had to fuse together in order to
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know Before Getting Artificial Discs
The spine has a relatively soft disc between each set of two adjacent vertebrae, and these discs serve to provide your back with flexibility while also preventing the vertebrae bones from rubbing against each other. Over time or due to injury, a disc can develop reduced integrity – and this can reduce or eliminate the
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