When Does a Herniated Disc Actually Need Surgery?

When Does a Herniated Disc Actually Need Surgery?

Most herniated discs don’t end up on an operating table. Given six to twelve weeks and proper conservative care, physical therapy, anti-inflammatories, and some activity adjustment, many of them settle without any surgical help. Surgery enters the picture when...
What Happens During a Cervical Laminectomy?

What Happens During a Cervical Laminectomy?

Each vertebra in the neck has a bony segment at the back called the lamina. When it starts narrowing the spinal canal, it presses on the cord or nerve roots and causes arm weakness, numbness, and grip problems. A surgical laminectomy takes that section out to clear...
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