Neck & Back
Valdosta Orthopedic Associates
Spine & Sports Medicine & Orthopedics located in Valdosta, GA
Neck and back pain can disrupt your daily life and limit your ability to work, move, and rest comfortably. At Valdosta Orthopedic Associates in Valdosta, Georgia, the board-certified team offers expert care for a variety of spine conditions, including herniated discs, sciatica, spinal stenosis, and muscle strain. With advanced diagnostics, conservative treatments, and surgical options available at their on-site surgical center, patients receive comprehensive care tailored to their needs. Call or book online today to find relief and restore your spinal health.
Neck & Back
If persistent neck and back pain make simple tasks a struggle, let's help you stand tall with pain relief from the expert spine and back specialists at Valdosta Orthopedic Associates in Valdosta, Georgia. We provide personalized, comprehensive treatments designed to restore your mobility and comfort. Call or book online with the best spinal and back specialists in Valdosta.
Don't Let Back Pain Keep You Down - Valdosta Orthopedic Associates
At Valdosta Orthopedic Associates, we know that your spine and neck are vital parts of life, and any condition that affects your back will alter your life! We believe that due to the intricate network of spinal structures, and since being able to move like you used to depends entirely on proper healing, we stand firm in our mantra that designing a comprehensive treatment plan for spine and neck conditions is imperative for optimal recovery when considering procedures or surgeries.
When neck and back pain interferes with things like getting out of bed, sitting at your desk, and sleeping through the night, it's time to visit our expert team to get you back to moving freely again. Call to schedule an appointment with the best spine and neck doctors in Valdosta at 229-247-2290 or book online here for personalized orthopedic care.
Our highly trained specialists offer comprehensive care for a wide range of spine and neck conditions, from herniated discs, spinal stenosis, sciatica, degenerative arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, muscle strains, neck pain, and more. With the complexity of the spinal structure comes the need for the top spine specialists of Valdosta to assess. Thirty-three vertebrae make up the spine, and an intricate network of discs, ligaments, and nerves surround them, with dozens of muscles that control spinal and neck movement. Your spine is like the central support beam of a building, responsible for holding everything upright; similarly, it is the main structure that supports and enables all daily movements. Your neck allows your head to move, dictating your ability to turn, look, and position your head where it needs to go. This interconnectedness means that problems in one area often affect the other, making comprehensive Treatment essential for optimal recovery. Spinal pain is no minor thing. Any of these conditions can become more serious if left untreated. Don't wait to address your pain, discomfort, or lack of mobility. Schedule an appointment with VOA today!
Symptoms that indicate a spine issue that needs orthopedic care:
- Is your back or neck pain persistent and not improving with rest?
- Are you experiencing muscle aches, spasms, or shooting pain?
- Are you having difficulty standing straight or limited range of motion?
- Do you notice radiating pain, stiffness, or headaches?
- Are you experiencing tingling or numbness in your arms or legs?
If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, it's time to regain mobility and return to doing everyday tasks pain-free. Call 229-247-2290 or book online!
Common spine and neck issues:
Degenerative Conditions:
- Osteoarthritis: when the cartilage in the spinal joints is degenerating, causing pain, stiffness, and reduced range of motion
- Spinal Stenosis: the narrowing of the spinal canal, putting pressure on the nerves
Disc Problems:
- Herniated Disc: when the soft center of the spinal disc is protruding through the casing
- Degenerative Disc Disease: When spinal discs wear down over time
Injuries:
- Muscle Strains: Overstretched or torn muscles and ligaments
- Compression Fractures: Broken vertebrae, often due to osteoporosis
- Pinched Nerves: When surrounding tissues put pressure on nerve roots
Treatment Approaches
Treatment Options:
- Physical Therapy: Our spine specialists work closely with physical therapists to devise an integrated treatment plan for the correct rehabilitation plan for your spine and neck, whether you need surgical or non-surgical treatments.
- Surgical Procedures: Orthopedic surgeons can perform procedures to address complex spine and neck problems, such as spinal fusion, disc replacement, and decompression surgeries.
- Rehabilitation: Orthopedic care often includes rehabilitation programs to assist patients regain mobility and function after injury or surgery.
Why Orthopedic Care is Necessary:
- Diagnosis and Treatment: Our orthopedic surgeons are neck and spine specialists who diagnose and treat conditions, identify the root, and determine an appropriate treatment plan.
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