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Dr Om Patil orthopedic spine surgeon in Mumbai writes of various health related topic and how it impacts on the overall well being of the society
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Back Pain: What the Latest Research Really Says Back pain is one of the most common health problems in the world—and one of the most misunderstood. For many people, back pain immediately raises concerns about a “slipped disc,” spinal degeneration, MRI abnormalities, or the possibility of surgery. But modern research tells a more nuanced story.…
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Learn what a slip disc really means, its symptoms and causes, when it can heal without surgery, and when endoscopic spine surgery may be appropriate.
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Approach to Sciatica: Causes, Diagnosis and Modern Treatment Options
Sciatica is a common cause of back and leg pain. It typically occurs when a nerve root in the lower spine becomes irritated or compressed, producing pain that may travel from the lower back or buttock into the thigh, calf, or foot. While many cases improve with conservative treatment, persistent or severe symptoms require proper…
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Spinal Cord Stimulation for Chronic Pain: A Modern Approach to Pain Relief
Excerpt: Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) is an advanced treatment for selected patients with chronic neuropathic pain, persistent pain after spine surgery, and other difficult-to-treat pain conditions. Learn how SCS works, who may benefit, the trial phase, implantation process, benefits, risks, and what to expect from treatment.
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Excerpt: Spinal Cord Stimulator (SCS) implantation is an advanced treatment for selected patients with chronic back, leg and nerve pain, including persistent pain after spine surgery and neuropathic pain. Learn about SCS trials, implantation, benefits, risks, recovery and the approximate ₹20 lakh cost in Mumbai.
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The Post-Menopausal Spine: The Silent strength Shift Dr Om Patil
Estrogen decline doesn’t just trigger hot flashes—it alters skeletal architecture. Post-menopausal women can lose up to 20% of their bone density in the 5–7 years following menopause, with the spine taking the hardest hit. Here is an academic look at the mechanics behind vertebral decline, the limitations of gentle cardio, and the clinical pathways required…
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