What Is A Pinched Nerve & How To Get Relief | The Spine Pro
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- There are few spine ailments more painful than a pinched nerve. There are many conditions that can cause a pinched nerve, as explained in this video, like a bulging spinal disc, herniated disc, bone spurs, scoliosis, etc. Of patients suffering from chronic neck or back pain caused by a pinched nerve, only about 10% require surgery to achieve relief. Many patients can pursue conservative treatment methods to free a pinched nerve and alleviate pain with long-term results.
Patients who have been told they need surgery for a pinched nerve should seek a second opinion. A Top US Spine Surgeon, Dr. Hooman Melamed, believes that surgery should always be a last resort and strives to help his patients with conservative treatments. When surgery is required, however, Dr. Melamed specializes in a range of minimally invasive procedures to relieve nerve pain at the source with minimal blood loss and lower risk of infection, compared to traditional open neck or back surgery.
Dr. Melamed and his welcoming staff are available today at (310) 730-1787. There's also more information on Dr. Melamed's website, TheSpinePro.com
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ABOUT DR. MELAMED
Hooman M. Melamed, MD, FAAOS is widely recognized as one of the top board-certified orthopedic spine surgeons in the U.S. Dr. Melamed concentrates on disorders of the spine for children and adults. Dr. Melamed’s specialties include minimally invasive and out-patient spinal surgery, complex cervical spine disorders, degenerative disc disease, microsurgery, revision spine surgeries, spine trauma, pediatric and adult deformities - spondylolisthesis, scoliosis, tumor, and kyphosis - artificial disc replacements, nonfusion technology, XLIF, stem cell therapy, pediatric and adult deformities including spondylolisthesis, tumor, kyphosis, and scoliosis. Dr. Melamed currently serves as Co-Director of Spinal Surgery at DISC Sports and Spine Center, as well as Director of Scoliosis at Marina Del Rey Hospital.
Dr. Melamed appears regularly on The Doctors, Dr. Oz, Steve Harvey, Fox and Friends and KTLA, CBS, KCAL and ABC in Los Angeles. He has also been selected by his peers to be inducted in the leading physicians of the world, is a “Los Angeles Super Doctor” year after year and was chosen as a top doctor for two consecutive years by the prestigious Castle Connolly.
To learn more about Dr. Hooman Melamed, visit his website at www.thespinepro.com/.
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Dang the food part is true. I need to work on that
We must boost automation across the board, and a absolute surplus of food can end starvation at the same time as ending homelessness on a global scale.
Keep on rocking as your roll.
Plain and short. Love it.
very helpful information
Thanks You Young Sean Connery
Interesting, thanks. Regards from Baltimore.
I wonder what to do for inflamation with pinched nerve.
Excellent video. I had two MRI’s and my doctors keep giving me conflicting answers. My left arm and shoulders are having spasms electric shock feelings . I slept with my left arm horizontally and I woke up with a pinched nerve. It’s driving me crazy.
It took almost five years to get the diagnosis! I have been told all kinds of answers and none were correct. I'm exhausted.
Sorry to hear about your ordeal. We are happy to set you up with an appointment in person or virtual with Dr. Melamed. Please feel free to email us info@thespinepro.com
how to book an appointment there is any fee to book an appointment 😊
High thanks for the tip can we contact you to ask same for second opinion on sergy of fractured vertebrae and pinch nerve and know what to Best can we heal pinch nerves
What is it when it just stays at the lower back…no one can figure me out…..
Um what if you can't sleep flat on your bed because you have acid reflux and the stomach acid moves up your throat making your throw up at night!
I was doing a dead lift and I think I pinch a nerve ....now I can't walk ..its been 6 days now😭😭
Ice to treat inflammation
After use heat to get blood flow and relax muscles. Walmart has heat pads that last 16 hrs. U can wear under clothes
This helped me✨💛✨💛✨💛✨💛✨💛✨💛✨✨
How are you doing? Did it get any better?
@@pixiepalasmr6881 yes a I did!!!but I had to go to see doctor. because I was improving after 6 days she subscribe me muscle relaxers and steroids for my pinch nerve.. the day after I took the medicine I could walk again
@@m.a.i.a6430 That's great! I'm glad you're doing well.
@@m.a.i.a6430 Thanks for the Vulcan shared open souced knowledge. Nice to hear you are back in shape. There is probably hope for me too then.
My pinch nerve is effecting my man hood erection, I am just 27 year old
Thanx for the Vulcan knowledge.
39% curved spine and dystonia for 30 years now, and 2 months ago I woke in back pain that shoots down the back of my right arm pulsing arm pain. I was sleeping on a crate lid at the time on a solid flat surface, I think that due to hours of my spine touching the flat surface, ultimately it why.
It's like if you sleep on your arm and notice later when you wake up, I didn't move to correct sleep posture as pain masks itself during sleep mode. Oops, lol.
Live n learn.
Cheers from a very caring peaceful nonviolent atheist shaped like a pretzel.
From India no good doctors here feel pity being born here
Nah you need surgery
I'm in Canada but encourage free universal health care access globally so, and free medical weed access for people who have painful neuromuscular muscular challenges in life myself included.
Surgery is an option for some people, it certainly was how I was born when I fell out of the womb, cesarean. Lol
Sorry, just trying to make light of it and laughter after pain is ideal.