A bulging disc is a condition in which the soft tissue of the disc, located between the vertebrae in the spine, pushes out beyond its normal boundaries. This can put pressure on the surrounding nerves and cause pain, numbness, and…

Spinal stenosis is a condition classified by the narrowing of the spine. When your spinal canal is too narrow, it can compress the spinal cord and nerves, leading to a number of uncomfortable and painful symptoms.  At The Spine Pro,…

Have you ever felt a tightness in your back or neck that just won’t go away? You may be feeling what are known as knots. These knots, also referred to as “muscle knots” or “trigger points,” are areas of tension…

Spinal stenosis describes narrowing in the spinal canal, often creating pressure on the spinal cord and nerve roots. While some people may be born with a narrow spinal column (congenital spinal stenosis), the condition is most often acquired with age.…

Having back pain as a result of not being able to use the restroom is more common than you think. Constipation may cause discomfort in a variety of ways, and unfortunately, back pain is one of them. Constipation is defined…

If you have had a herniated spinal disc in the past, you may wonder if you can herniate the same disc twice. Unfortunately, once you have herniated a disc, it is possible to herniate it a second time. If you…

A damaged spinal disc may cause a lot of pain and discomfort. It can even limit your ability to move or function. Spinal discs are made of a tough outer layer of cartilage and a gel-like center. The discs act…

When your office job requires you to sit for hours on end, it is not uncommon to start feeling pain in your lower back. Poor posture, incorrect chair height, bad ergonomics, and weak abdominal muscles all contribute to the development…