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Spine Care & Surgery

Treatment for slipped disc, sciatica, spinal stenosis and spine injuries — starting with the least invasive option.
Spine Care & Surgery

Overview

Back and neck pain affect almost everyone at some point. Most cases improve with medicines, posture correction and physiotherapy. When pain travels down the leg or arm, or causes numbness and weakness, a nerve may be under pressure and needs specialist care.

Our spine team works through a step-by-step approach — accurate diagnosis first, conservative treatment wherever possible, and surgery only when it is truly needed to protect the nerves and restore function.

Conditions treated

  • Slipped disc (disc prolapse)
  • Sciatica and cervical radiculopathy
  • Lumbar and cervical spinal stenosis
  • Spine fractures and injuries
  • Degenerative spine conditions

Our approach

How we treat it.

01

Diagnosis

Detailed neurological examination and imaging to find the exact source of pain.

02

Conservative care first

Medicines, posture correction, physiotherapy and activity guidance for most patients.

03

Surgery when needed

Decompression and stabilisation procedures for nerve compression, instability or injury.

04

Neuro team support

Our neurology and neurosurgery departments work alongside orthopaedics for complex cases.

Recovery

What recovery usually looks like.

Every patient recovers at their own pace. Your doctor and physiotherapist will give you a personal plan.

  1. First days

    Pain control, supported walking and guidance on safe movement.

  2. Weeks 1–4

    Gradual increase in walking, core-strengthening exercises.

  3. Weeks 4–12

    Return to desk work and daily activities as advised by your doctor.

FAQs

Questions patients ask.

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