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Taking Care of Your Spinal Health This Valentine’s Day It’s February, and that means love is in the air! What better time of year to show your spine some extra love and care? The spinal experts at Inspired Spine are…
What You Should Know About Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Fusion When suffering from SI joint pain, it is essential to know everything about this surgical treatment option before you undergo the procedure. The spinal health experts at Inspired Spine are here…
Yoga Poses for Alleviating SI Joint Pain Lower back pain can get in the way of everyday activities and even lower your quality of life. Fortunately, introducing yoga and dynamic stretching into your routine can help to provide some relief.…
Tips to Help your Body Recover Following SI Fusion During the procedure, your sacrum and pelvis are fused to stabilize the sacroiliac joint(s), to be strong enough for activities such as standing, walking, and running. This procedure helps to stop…
If you suffer from persistent lower back or hip pain, it is important to know when to consider surgical intervention. The spine experts at Inspired Spine outline the signs and symptoms that may suggest that a sacroiliac joint fusion may…
What’s Causing Your SI Joint Pain? If you experience a sharp pain that plagues your lower back, hips, and even the tops of your thighs—you may be familiar with SI pain. But what might be the cause of this discomfort?…
Although it’s often talked about as ideal, having a completely straight spine can cause pain, balance issues, and other symptoms. This condition is often referred to as flatback syndrome. In this article, we are going to discuss the symptoms of…
Most spinal cord injuries present with pain and other symptoms that are immediately apparent after an injury. But sometimes an old injury that happened years ago can cause back pain flare-ups. This article will discuss how these injuries can cause…
Recently we had a reader ask the following question: “When I roll onto my back or lie down, It’s very difficult and painful to get up. What could be causing this issue?” That’s our topic for this patient education article…
As we age, our bodily structures (including the spine) break down, causing pain and other issues. While there is no way to completely stop the deterioration process, there are steps you can take to slow it down. Here are four…
