Back Pain

Back Pain Relief in Yorba Linda at Yorba Linda Spinal Decompression Center

Back pain is a serious and prominent condition affecting as much as 85% of our population, disabling 5.4 million people annually. Every year over 45 billion dollars is spent in pursuit of treatments for back pain, with the number of spinal surgical procedures rounding 500,000, all while only 20% of these surgeries are successful past two years.

CAUSES FOR LOWER BACK PAIN

Sciatica

Sciatica is characterized by severe pain that can radiate from pressure on the sciatic nerve, this common problem is also known as a "pinched nerve." The sciatic nerve is the longest nerve in the body, so the pain from sciatica can occur anywhere from the bottom of the foot to the base of the spine, where the sciatic nerve is present.
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Herniated Disc

A herniated disc is characterized by the rupture of the soft nucleous pulposis, breaking through the outer wall of the disc and squeezing or protruding outward and reducing the space between the vertebrae. A disc herniation may also be known as slipped disc or ruptured disc.
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Degenerative Disc Disease

Degenerative Disc Disease, also known as DDD, may affect any different part of the spine, though usually will affect the lower back and neck. The findings of DDD are dehydration (loss of water content) followed by narrowed disc space and then bony spur growths called osteophytes.
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Spinal Stenosis

Spinal Stenosis affects most people as they get older and can occur in any region of the neck, middle, or lower spine. Most of those who have the onset of spinal stenosis are not aware of the potential problem, however once spinal stenosis becomes symptomatic it becomes extremely difficult to alleviate pain or other symptoms.
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How do I get started?

Contact our office at (714) 912-9806 to schedule an initial consultation with the Doctor to determine your individual situation. Medical Evaluation and Diagnostic testing procedures should be performed prior to beginning any treatment in order to determine the most effective process. After carefully studying your case history and exam findings, the Doctor will sit down and explain his recommended plan of action for you. After answering any questions you may have about the recommended plan, you may begin your care.

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