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A woman holding her neck and upper back, with a highlighted area showing the location of pain caused by Multilevel Spondylosis.
Published by Dr. Umesh Srikantha on July 28, 2025
What is Multilevel Spondylosis: A Prevention and Management Guide
Rising every morning in pain? You're most likely googling symptoms and being overwhelmed by all the medical terms, such as multilevel spondylosis. Maybe you're asking yourself: Is multilevel spondylosis a serious condition? Multilevel spondylosis occurs when your spine wears out in multiple spots, and it involves age-related changes. When this happens: You lose stability. Movement […]
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Young boy with scoliosis, showing a curved spine from the back.
Published by Dr. Umesh Srikantha on June 21, 2025
Treatment Options for Scoliosis: Your Personalised Path to Spinal Health
Scoliosis is a condition where the spine (backbone) develops an irregular sideways curvature, often resembling a “C” or “S” shape. This lateral bend contrasts sharply with the natural front-to-back curves—vital for healthy posture and movement. Treatment options for scoliosis focus on correcting and managing the spinal curvature, with non-surgical choices such as bracing and physical […]
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Woman holding her back in pain with red highlight indicating the painful area.
Published by Dr. Umesh Srikantha on June 16, 2025
Back Pain Red Flags and Their Potential Link to Spine Surgery
While back pain is common, affecting many adults, it's usually not severe. However, certain symptoms accompanying your back pain are critical warning signs, signalling serious underlying conditions. Some of the common red flag symptoms that may require spine surgery include: Persistent and severe (unrelieved) back pain, especially if accompanied by neurological issues (deficits), such as […]
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A man in severe pain from a spinal fracture caused by osteoporosis.
Published by Dr. Umesh Srikantha on May 28, 2025
Understanding Your Risk for Osteoporosis Spine Fractures
 As you age, your bone health can decline, leading to osteoporosis—a condition where bones become porous and elevate your risk of spinal fracture, most notably resulting in osteoporosis spine fractures. Osteoporosis—often called a “silent disease”—typically progresses without symptoms until a painful spinal fracture occurs, most often in the form of a vertebral compression fracture. […]
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A man with terrible back and neck pain due to Arthritis in the Back or Neck.
Published by Dr. Umesh Srikantha on May 19, 2025
Understanding the Challenge of Arthritis in the Back or Neck
Spinal arthritis is an inflammation of the joints between the spinal vertebrae. It commonly affects key areas like the neck (cervical spine) and lower back (lumbar spine). While this condition becomes more prevalent with age and natural wear and tear, it’s not limited to older adults. Physically active individuals and younger demographics may develop these […]
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A heavyset man sits on his bed, clutching his lower back in pain, a clear sign of the strain his weight places on his spine.
Published by Dr. Umesh Srikantha on April 25, 2025
Understanding How Weight Affects Spinal Health
The battle against obesity has become a pressing global health concern, affecting millions across the globe. The consequences of bearing excess body weight impact several physical aspects, one of them being your spinal health. The spine—a vital pillar that controls our bodily functions and movements—is not built to withstand excessive weight for prolonged periods. The […]
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Woman holding neck in pain illustrates the red flags that must not be ignored.
Published by Dr. Umesh Srikantha on April 15, 2025
Understanding Neck Pain Red Flags: When to Seek Help
Indeed, neck discomfort is often harmless, but occasionally, it serves as a red flag indicating infections, spinal injuries, autoimmune diseases, or vascular risks. However, neck pain red flags like radiating numbness, sudden weakness, or coordination loss demand prompt recognition to address potential complications like spinal compression. Understanding these signals is the first step towards seeking […]
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A doctor explains a pinched nerve in the back to a patient with lower back pain, using a spine model.
Published by Dr. Umesh Srikantha on March 19, 2025
Recognising a Pinched Nerve in the Lower Back
A pinched nerve in the lower back occurs when surrounding tissues compress spinal nerves, triggering persistent pain signals through this sensitive communication network. Understanding the causes of nerve compression is crucial for both preventive care and effective lumbar disc prolapse treatment. This article explores common triggers behind pinched nerves, from spinal misalignments to repetitive strain, […]
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A doctor holding a board labeled 'Slipped Disc'highlights the signs of slipped disc.
Published by Dr. Umesh Srikantha on March 6, 2025
Signs That You May Have a Slipped Disc: Revealed
Slipped disc/herniated disc/ruptured disc—all these terms refer to the same condition. This occurs when the soft nucleus pulposus material leaks from a spinal disc, causing spinal nerve compression that triggers pain, numbness, or weakness. Unlike general backache, symptoms often radiate along nerve pathways, a critical distinction this article clarifies. Therefore, seeking timely evaluation from a […]
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Woman rubbing her back in pain after waking up due to improper sleeping position that affects spine health.
Published by Dr. Umesh Srikantha on February 26, 2025
Best Sleep Positions to Protect Your Spine
Discovering the optimal sleep position for your spine transcends mere preference. It is a key component of maintaining your body's alignment and overall health. The correct sleep posture supports the natural curve of your spine, alleviates pressure points, and helps ward off chronic back problems. As a spine specialist, I emphasize that proper sleep posture […]
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