If you have pain in your back or neck that radiates down into your legs or arms, the odds are good that the problem originates in one of your vertebral discs. And that problem may be a herniated disc or a bulging disc — here’s the difference.
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Texas Spine Consultants, LLP in Addison, Texas, specializes in the surgical management of the spine. The orthopedic experts at Texas Spine Consultants, LLP understand the challenges their patients face when dealing with neck and back pain, and provide compassionate and comprehensive care that gets at the root of the problem so patients get the relief they need.
Surgery isn’t usually the first option for patients who consult with the surgeons at Texas Spine Consultants, LLP. In fact, 90% of the patients are treated successfully without surgery. The goal at the orthopedic spine center is to use minimal intervention to provide maximum benefit.
The full-service orthopedic center specializes in all conditions that affect the spine, including herniated discs, radiculopathy, degenerative disc disease, and spinal deformities such scoliosis. The team also aims to find treatments that help patients get relief from low back, leg, and arm pain.
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If you have pain in your back or neck that radiates down into your legs or arms, the odds are good that the problem originates in one of your vertebral discs. And that problem may be a herniated disc or a bulging disc — here’s the difference.
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