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Suffering with Bone Spurs in Your Neck? You May Benefit from Laser Surgery.

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Suffering with Bone Spurs in Your Neck? You May Benefit from Laser Surgery.

No matter what caused the bone spurs in your neck - traumatic injury, muscle spasms, poor posture, or simply age - there’s a strong chance they cause you discomfort. You may be experiencing great pain if the bony outcroppings are poking into your spinal canal and putting pressure on nerves. The pain can spread to your arms and legs through those nerves and can make your extremities feel weak and numb. Even with all that pain, you may have decided you’d rather live with the discomfort than undergo surgery. That’s a reasonable decision considering that ordinary bone spur surgery is highly invasive and requires a lengthy hospital stay as well as a long recuperation at home. In addition to the time commitment, you know surgery can be as painful as the condition it’s meant to cure, and complications like infection abound. It’s all a little too taxing considering that bone spur surgery is only successful in reducing pain half the time. But thanks to technological advances, your options for treatment have expanded to include something that is more successful, less invasive, and accompanied by fewer complications: laser spine surgery.

You might be a good candidate for laser spine surgery if:

• You’re looking for alternatives to invasive open-back surgery, which requires large incisions and general anesthesia.
• Your doctor has said there are no treatments for the bone spurs in your neck, and you’d like a second opinion.
• You want to limit the complications associated with back surgery, including dangerous infections.
• You want a faster and less painful recovery than what often follows traditional back surgery.
• You’re interested in a treatment with a historically high rate of success.

If this sounds appealing to you, contact us today. We will review your CT scan or MRI for free and discuss the options we have available for your condition.