SPONDYLOSIS

Designed for individuals with spinal degeneration, stiffness, or chronic neck and back discomfort. This program emphasizes structural support, inflammation reduction, and improved mobility. Through targeted therapies and rehabilitation strategies, we help restore movement and reduce daily discomfort.

Spondylosis is a degenerative condition of the spine caused by gradual wear and tear of the intervertebral discs and joints. Over time, structural changes such as disc degeneration and bone spur formation can affect spinal mobility and place pressure on surrounding nerves.

Although commonly associated with aging, spondylosis can develop as early as the mid-20s due to lifestyle factors, posture, and repetitive strain. The condition may affect different regions of the spine, leading to varying symptoms depending on the affected area.

Types of Spondylosis

Cervical / Thoracic Spondylosis: Affects the upper and middle spine
Lumbar Spondylosis: Affects the lower back
Multilevel Spondylosis: Involves multiple regions of the spine

Causes & Risk Factors

Poor posture in daily life
Repetitive strain or heavy lifting
Prolonged sitting
Joint hypermobility
Natural aging process
Genetic predisposition
Lifestyle factors (e.g., smoking reduces disc hydration)

Common Symptoms

Stiffness and persistent back or neck pain
Pain worsening with movement or prolonged inactivity
Grinding or cracking sensation during movement
Muscle spasms and weakness
Headaches (especially in cervical cases)
Reduced coordination or balance
Numbness or tingling in arms or legs

Integrative Treatment Approach

While conventional treatment focuses on symptom relief through medication or surgery, integrative medicine aims to address the root cause and support tissue regeneration.

Key approaches include:

Regenerative Injection Therapy (targeting damaged tissues)
Prolotherapy to stimulate natural repair
Platelet-based therapies to enhance healing
Cellular support therapies for regeneration
Physical therapy & movement optimization