Conservative Management Before Surgical Intervention

Not all spine conditions require surgery. A structured conservative management approach is often the first line of treatment. The focus is on reducing inflammation, improving mobility, and stabilising symptoms through coordinated care and targeted interventions.

Non Surgical Treatment Options

Many spine conditions can be managed without surgery. A structured conservative approach focuses on reducing inflammation, improving mobility, and stabilising symptoms before considering operative intervention.

  • Epidural Steroid Injections Targeted anti inflammatory injection around irritated nerve roots.
  • Facet Joint Injections Pain relief for facet mediated back pain.
  • Rhizotomy Nerve ablation procedure for chronic facet joint pain.
  • Structured Rehabilitation Planning Coordinated physiotherapy guidance.
  • Medication and Pain Strategy Review Structured pharmacological management planning.

FAQ SECTION

Here are answers to common inquiries to help you feel fully prepared.

Conservative care is often recommended for mild to moderate symptoms without severe neurological deficit.

 

Duration depends on diagnosis and response, typically several weeks to months.

 

 

Further imaging and surgical evaluation may be considered.