Physical examination, X-rays, MRI, or CT scans
Physiotherapy, medications, posture correction
For severe conditions not improving with conservative care
Exercises and lifestyle guidance to prevent recurrence
If your back pain lasts more than two weeks, worsens over time, or causes weakness, numbness, or difficulty walking, you should see a specialist.
No, most spine and back problems can be treated with non-surgical methods like physiotherapy, medication, and posture correction. Surgery is considered only when necessary.
Common causes include slipped discs, spinal arthritis, muscle strain, poor posture, and spinal deformities.
Recovery time varies depending on the procedure, but minimally invasive surgeries often allow faster healing compared to traditional methods.
Yes, with regular exercise, proper posture, and avoiding heavy lifting, you can significantly reduce your risk of developing back problems.