Migraine Headaches That Start from Neck Muscle Tension
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Exploring the MILD Procedure: A Modern Solution for Back Pain
If you're struggling with lumbar spinal stenosis, the Minimally Invasive Lumbar Decompression (MILD) procedure could be a game-changer. This innovative technique offers a less invasive alternative to traditional spinal surgery, designed to relieve nerve compression in the lower back.
What is MILD?
MILD involves a small incision in the lower back through which excess bone and tissue are removed to relieve pressure on the spinal nerves. Using real-time X-ray guidance, this procedure is precise and minimally disruptive.
Benefits
- Quicker Recovery: Most patients return to normal activities within days.
- Fewer Complications: Less tissue disruption reduces risks.
- Immediate Relief: Many experience significant pain reduction soon after the procedure.
MILD is often performed on an outpatient basis, allowing patients to go home the same day. For more details and to see if MILD is right for you, give us a call today!
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