Facet arthropathy, sciatica, muscle strain, sacroiliitis, bulging or herniated discs, and degenerative disc disease are common causes of back pain. The most common cause of low back pain associated with a defined structural abnormality is prolapsed intervertebral discs (PIVD).

Patients who have not been helped by weeks of conservative therapy are frequently   

referred for surgery, based on the assumption that non-operative treatment will not help. 

Patients with low back pain who have had it for more than four weeks must consult Orthopedic doctors. Patients are regaining control of their lives thanks to our 

interventional pain management. 

The majority of back problems will resolve on their own. The key is to recognize when you need medical assistance and when self-care measures will help you recover.