Up to 80% of Americans experience low back pain in their lifetime. Low back pain can affect daily activities such as cooking, cleaning, or even socializing with others.

Some patients continue to have pain after surgery. While further surgery may not be an option, there may be other therapies that can help improve your symptoms.

Spinal stenosis refers to narrowing in the spinal canal due to degenerative or arthritis related changes in the spine. Often, people with spinal stenosis describe pain that affects how they walk or causes discomfort with standing.

Sciatica or a “pinched nerve” can describe low back pain going into the hip or leg, or neck pain radiating into the shoulders or hands