Back pain · spine

Most back pain gets better without an operation

We start with a structured programme, add a targeted injection where it helps, and keep surgery for the few who need it. When they do, it is done through the smallest opening that will do the job.

Have an MRI already? Send it to us and our surgeons will have a look.

Our approach

Three steps, taken in order

A supervised programme, planned by the surgeon and run by our physiotherapists, with progress reviewed at set points. It is the treatment that helps the most people, and the one we start with.

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02 · Blocks and injections

Settling the pain so the programme can work

Surgery is for nerve pain that has not settled, weakness that is getting worse, or a disc that has stopped you living normally. Small incisions, less muscle disturbed, and most patients walking the same day.

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Some spines need more than a small operation: a segment that has become unstable, or a curve that is progressing. These are planned carefully, with the reasons and the recovery explained before you decide.

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When not to wait

Some back pain needs to be seen today

These are rare, but they are the reason back pain should never simply be put up with. If any of them apply, call us or go to the nearest emergency department.

Call either centre — +91 87792 34975 or +91 83560 70951

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Or call either centre on +91 87792 34975/+91 83560 70951