Effective Spondylosis Treatment Options
At the Institute for Comprehensive Spine Care, we understand the impact that spondylosis can have on your life. Led by renowned spine specialist, Gbolahan Okubadejo, MD, FAAOS, our dedicated team is committed to providing exceptional care and personalized spondylosis treatment options to help you regain your quality of life.
What is Spondylosis?
Spondylosis is a prevalent degenerative condition that affects the spine, primarily involving the gradual deterioration of the vertebral discs and facet joints. Over time, the normal wear and tear on these structures can lead to various symptoms, including pain, stiffness, and a decrease in mobility.
The changes associated with spondylosis, such as disc degeneration, bone spurs, and inflammation, can contribute to discomfort and limitations in daily activities. At our facility, we specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of spondylosis, utilizing our expertise to provide comprehensive care tailored to meet your specific needs.
Around 90% of Adults Over 60 Have Spondylosis
Spondylosis Affects Both Men and Women Equally
Most Common in Laborers and Athletes
Diagnostic Services
Accurate diagnosis is fundamental to effective spondylosis treatment. At the Institute of Comprehensive Spine Care, we use state-of-the-art diagnostic services to precisely identify the extent and location of your condition.
X-Rays
Provide clear images of the skeletal structure, enabling us to identify abnormalities and assess the condition of the cervical spine
Physical Examination
Allowing the physician to assess symptoms, perform specific tests, and understand the patient's medical history
CT Scans
Provide highly detailed cross-sectional images of the body, including bones, blood vessels, and soft tissues, allowing for a precise evaluation
MRI Scans
Offer detailed images of soft tissues—including nerves, muscles, and intervertebral discs—in addition to the skeletal structure
How Can We Treat Spondylosis?
Discovering the Possibilities
Spondylosis treatment depends on the severity of the condition and the specific symptoms experienced. Non-surgical options can include physical therapy exercises, pain medication, hot/cold therapy, and lifestyle modifications.
When conservative treatments are not sufficient to alleviate symptoms or when the condition progresses, surgical interventions may be necessary Our goal is to help you maintain an active lifestyle and reduce the impact of spondylosis on your daily activities.
When conservative treatments are not sufficient to alleviate symptoms or when the condition progresses, surgical interventions may be necessary Our goal is to help you maintain an active lifestyle and reduce the impact of spondylosis on your daily activities.
Treatment Options
Non-Surgical Treatment
These Treatmentfocus on conservative and non-invasive approaches to alleviate pain and restore function.
Physical Therapy
Lifestyle Modifications
Over the Counter Medications
Assistive Devices
Our success rates with non-surgical options are exceptional, allowing you to explore alternatives to surgery.
Surgical Treatment
When surgical intervention is necessary, Dr. Bo is a highly skilled and experienced spine surgeon who specializes in a range of surgical procedures.
Foraminotomy
We prioritize patient safety and strive for optimal results, explaining the benefits, risks, and expected outcomes of each surgical option.
Recovery from
Spondylosis Treatment
Guiding You Towards Improved Health
At the Institute for Comprehensive Spine Care, we recognize that successful treatment for spondylosis goes beyond the procedure itself. Our comprehensive approach encompasses personalized rehabilitation programs and post-treatment care to enhance your recovery.
We utilize a range of pain management techniques and work closely with skilled physical therapists to design a customized rehabilitation plan that supports healing, restores functionality, and minimizes downtime. Rest assured, we will be with you every step of the way, guiding you through your recovery journey to achieve the best possible outcomes.
We utilize a range of pain management techniques and work closely with skilled physical therapists to design a customized rehabilitation plan that supports healing, restores functionality, and minimizes downtime. Rest assured, we will be with you every step of the way, guiding you through your recovery journey to achieve the best possible outcomes.
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Our commitment to patient satisfaction and positive outcomes is evident in our past patient testimonials and their improved quality of life.
Say Goodbye to
Spondylosis Limitations
With multiple locations in NY and NJ, our team at the Institute for Comprehensive Spine Care is committed to providing comprehensive solutions for individuals suffering from spondylosis. Our experts are dedicated to evaluating each patient’s unique situation and tailoring the most effective treatment approach, whether it involves non-surgical interventions, minimally invasive procedures, or spinal surgeries.
We understand the importance of accurate diagnosis. That’s why we employ state-of-the-art diagnostic technologies to precisely identify the nature and extent of spondylosis. By combining these advanced tools with our extensive expertise, we can develop a personalized care plan that aligns with your specific needs and goals.
Don’t let spondylosis limit your daily activities or cause you unnecessary pain any longer. Take the first step towards relief by scheduling a consultation with us today. Trust in our expertise and compassionate approach as we strive to alleviate your symptoms and restore your well-being to its fullest potential.
The Most Trusted Spine Surgeon in NY & NJ
Dr. Gbolahan Okubadejo, affectionately known as Dr. Bo, is a top-rated spine surgeon based in the NY/NJ metropolitan area. He leads The Institute for Comprehensive Spine Care, providing patient-centered care and demonstrating a commitment to excellence. Besides his clinical work, Dr. Bo is a respected researcher, a recipient of prestigious awards, and an advocate for preventive care and minimally invasive procedures. His patient-centered approach extends to educating patients and involving them in their treatment decisions.
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Spondylosis is primarily caused by the natural aging process and degeneration of the spine over time. Factors such as genetics, previous injuries, and lifestyle choices may contribute to its development.
Common symptoms of spondylosis include neck or back pain, stiffness, reduced range of motion, and radiating pain or numbness in the extremities. The specific symptoms experienced may vary depending on the location and severity of the degenerative changes.
While spondylosis cannot be completely cured, appropriate treatment and management strategies can help alleviate symptoms, slow down its progression, and improve your quality of life. The goal of treatment is to manage pain, improve functionality, and maintain an active lifestyle.
While it may not be possible to prevent spondylosis entirely, certain measures can help reduce the risk or delay its onset. These may include maintaining a healthy weight, practicing good posture, engaging in regular exercise, and avoiding activities that strain the spine.
Yes, in many cases, spondylosis can be effectively managed without surgery. Non-surgical treatment options, such as physical therapy, pain management techniques, lifestyle modifications, and the use of assistive devices, can often provide relief from symptoms and improve spinal function.
These conservative approaches are usually the first line of treatment, and surgery is considered only when non-surgical methods are unsuccessful or in severe cases.
While treatment for spondylosis can help manage symptoms and slow down its progression, there is a possibility of recurrence, especially if underlying factors are not adequately addressed or if there are ongoing factors contributing to degeneration. Regular follow-ups with your healthcare provider are important to monitor your condition and manage any potential recurrences.
