We Recommend the Least Invasive Approach to Treat Your Back Pain
At Inspired Spine, our goal it to treat your back pain with the least invasive
methods possible to help you live pain-free. We start with a conservative
treatment path that involves noninvasive or minimally invasive therapies
that may prove sufficient to alleviate your back pain.
Some of the noninvasive or minimally invasive procedures we offer include:
Medication: We recommend over-the-counter NSAID pain relievers as the first line of
treatment to alleviate pain and control any associated swelling.
Physical therapy: Active and passive physical therapy techniques can improve mobility, flexibility,
strength, and endurance for many patients.
Chiropractic care: We recommend chiropractic care for many patients to alleviate back pain
and align their spine.
Injections: This minimally invasive nonsurgical treatment can treat some instances
of lower back pain. Injections are typically after the patients has had
course of medications and/or physical therapy is completed, but before
surgery is considered. Injections are usually more effective than oral
medication, due to the fact that they deliver medication directly to the
painful area. Injections can also be used as a diagnostic tool. These
injections provide temporary pain relief, which helps your physicians
in identifying a cause of your back pain so they can formulate the best
treatment plan for you. If the pain relief is more long-lasting, continuing
the injections may be the least invasive course of treatment.
Advanced Back Pain Therapies
If none of the first-line, conservative back pain treatments or injection
therapies prove to be enough to resolve your back pain, we have more advanced
pain therapies that are also minimally invasive, outpatient procedures,
including neuroablation. This minimally invasive procedure has the aim
of temporarily blocking or interrupting your nerve pathways sending pain
signals to the brain, also known as denervation.
Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgeries (MISS)
Your doctor may recommend minimally invasive spinal surgery if the following
are true for you:
Conservative back pain treatments have failed
Pain, numbness, and spasms have persisted for an extended period
You are unable to perform routine functions
Interested in back pain treatment in Minnesota?
Contact us at Inspired Spine by dialing
(952) 225-5266 for a free consultation with one of our experienced surgeons. We accept
most forms of insurance, including Medicare.
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