Non-surgical treatments for lower back and neck pain
If you are looking for treatments for lower back or neck pain in Bilbao, at the Biziondo spine unit, we know that a large part of lower back and neck pain can be treated non-invasively and without having to go into surgery.
In fact, a study conducted by spine specialists at Biziondo indicated that of 1,537 patients who were proposed for surgery, only 43 required cervical surgery, while for lumbar spine patients, this figure was 48. This means that 94% of patients who came to our clinic found a solution to their spine problems without surgery.
Conservative treatment for spinal problems should always be considered the first option; this requires a spinal specialist to accurately diagnose the patient's problem.
That's why our team of traumatologists in Bilbao has designed a combined treatment for spinal problems without surgery so you can regain your quality of life.
This treatment consists of:
Our team of specialists has designed a non-surgical combined treatment for spinal problems so you can regain your quality of life.
This treatment consists of:
2 Ozone Infiltrations
One is performed in the operating room intradiscally or intracanally.
Una paravertebral / hiato sacro
(Sometimes a third infiltration is necessary)
Reduction of hernias and protrusions, with anti-inflammatory and vascularizing effects
4 sessions of axial decompression
It releases nerve compression and creates posterior interdiscal and joint space.
4 neuromodulation sessions
Therapy to repair or prevent damage to the central or foraminal nerves.
Combining these treatments in an order tailored to each patient has proven highly effective and yielded optimal results within 5 days.
(Discography and percutaneous removal of the hernia or protrusion may sometimes be considered during treatment.)
Which spinal patients is this treatment indicated for?
- Herniated discs
- Disc protrusions
- Degenerative disc disease
- Procesos artrosicos
- Canal stenosis
- Foraminal stenosis
- Scoliosis
- Spondylolisthesis (up to grade II)
Not recommended for:
- Pregnant patients
- Spondylolisthesis of more than grade II
- Tumor processes
- Spinal cord compressions with myelopathy
