Consider This!

Surgery is always an option when it comes to dealing with back pain, however many doctors and medical professionals suggest trying non-surgical treatments first. All surgery comes with risk and can be quite expensive and time consuming. One risk is failed back surgery syndrome. After surgery, some patients develop this and have continued back pain and loss of mobility. Having a lumpectomy removes bone and thickened tissue, which ends up squeezing the spinal cord and nerve roots. If you suffer from failed back surgery syndrome, Spinal Rejuvenation is a great option for you. It can be very therapeutic.

However, post-surgical patients who had hardware inserted (such as screws, brackets, plates, etc) are not good candidates for Spinal Rejuvenation.