Degenerative Disc Disease (Spondylosis) explained by Spine Surgeon Dr. Jessica Shellock Plano, TX скачать в хорошем качестве

Degenerative Disc Disease (Spondylosis) explained by Spine Surgeon Dr. Jessica Shellock Plano, TX

For more information visit: https://texasback.com/conditions/spon... Join us at www.Facebook.com/texasbackinstitute Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @TexasBack Dr. Jessica Shellock, Spine surgeon at Texas Back Institute treats patients with many types of spinal conditions including Degenerative Disc Disease (DDD), also known as Spondylosis. Spondylosis is a condition that usually occurs due to aging. As the term implies, it is the progressive deterioration of the discs between the vertebral bodies. Spondylosis (a different term than spondylolisthesis) is typically a degenerative condition of the joints of the spine and is also known as spinal osteoarthritis. The discs, joints and ligaments of the spine are generally involved. The discs lose their cushioning effect between the spinal bones, the ligaments become weaker or thicken, and the bones can develop bony growths or spurs. Aging and repetitive stresses to the spine are the primary causes of this degeneration, but it also can be present in younger adults who have had prior trauma. Not everyone will have symptoms (usually pain) as a result of spondylosis. If severe, spondylosis may cause pressure on nerve roots with subsequent pain or tingling in the arms or legs. #acutedegenerativediscdisease #spinecare #advanceddegenerativediscdisease #advanceddegenerativediscdiseasesymptoms #advanceddegenerativediskdisease #advancedmultileveldegenerativediscdisease #agerelatedspinaldegeneration #artificialdisc For more information visit: https://texasback.com/conditions/spon... Join us at www.Facebook.com/texasbackinstitute Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @TexasBack The information is neither intended as rendering medical advice nor as a substitute for seeking professional medical assistance. No relationship between Texas Back Institute and its practitioners may be created through texasback.com and/or it's social media profiles. Please keep in mind that, although we operate within a secure environment, Texas Back is not responsible for the security of information transmitted via the Internet. For any individual with specific questions regarding their individual health or treatment options, he or she should contact Texas Back Institute and schedule an appointment.