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The spine category articles cover signs, symptoms, home remedies, and treatment options for various spine conditions. If you don’t find the article you are looking for, do contact us! Please keep in mind that we have not written articles on each spine condition we treated. The articles in this section are for the most common spine complaint treated or assessed by our clinical teams.
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The spine disorder section of our site is brought to you by Malaysia’s top-rated chiropractors and physiotherapists. We have discussed conditions & disorders such as sciatica, spondylolisthesis, spondylosis, slipped discs, ligament & muscle issues. Also, we have an in-depth article on spine surgery. Or someone you know is thinking about spine surgery; it might be worth reading this article. So, please feel free to share these articles with your circle of friends and family.
Eagle syndrome is a complicated condition resulting from compressions of sensitive tissues (spinal nerves, cranial nerves, and blood vessels) in the upper neck near the base-of-the-skull. The clinical team of Chiropractic Specialty Center® offers specialized non-invasive therapies highly successful. Contact our center today at 03 2093 1000 to schedule your one-on-one consultation with our evidence-based clinical Doctor of Chiropractic.
Nerve pain occurs when your nerve is pinched or compressed. Nerve compression can occur from a slipped disc, subluxations (misaligned spinal bones), or when muscles or other tissues compress and irritate nerves. The first step is identifying the source of compression. Learn everything you need to know about nerve pain. We have provided an in-depth article to help you understand the cause of nerve pain and how to remedy them without injections or surgery.
Thinking about spine surgery? Outcomes and risks vary by procedure and person, so it’s wise to review non-invasive options first. Evidence shows some surgeries (e.g., fusion) have mixed real-world results, and certain procedures (like IDET/nucleoplasty in one trial) did not outperform sham. At Chiropractic Specialty Center®, registered chiropractors and physiotherapists provide gentle, image-informed care—including NSD Therapy® protocols for selected cases—to help calm irritation and restore function without injections or surgery. Call 03-2093 1000 to book an assessment. Educational info, not medical advice.
Facet hypertrophy is a spinal condition that results from premature wear and tear of the spine — most surgeons recommend surgery. However, medicine has many complications. Also, most that opt for surgical intervention often get a second or even third surgical procedure. Therefore, this article provides you the information you need on non-surgical treatments of facet hypertrophy. We have provided an in-depth article on facet hypertrophy, including the causes, signs, symptoms, and home remedies. Besides, we elaborate on non-surgical treatments that fix and repair facet hypertrophy without surgery or injections.
Ligamentum flavum hypertrophy often develops with disc changes and may affect nearby nerves. Learn signs, causes, and how non-invasive care is structured for spinal function.
Understand what Schmorl's Node or nodules are and how they impact your recovery from neck and back pain. Schmorl’s nodes are either developmental or congenital disorders of the spine. If they are seen in persons under that age of 40, it is most likely a congenital disorder. And those over the age of 40could have a developmental type resulting from excessive or premature wear and tears of spinal segments or vertebrae. Regardless of etiology, they will impact the wellbeing of your spinal health. Read this article to understand Schmorl’s node's impact and what you can do to prevent back pain or recover from neck or back pain if you have Schmorl’s nodes.
L4-L5 back issues may involve slip disc, sciatica, stenosis, nerve compression, foot drop, and MRI changes. Learn how these findings affect walking, leg symptoms, and non-surgical care decisions in KL & PJ.
