Last reviewed: 2025-04-19 • Reviewed by Dr. Amit Sharma, MD If you have read an MRI report that mentions spondylolisthesis, anterolisthesis, retrolisthesis, degenerative, isthmic, or Meyerding Grade I, you are not alone—this language can be confusing. The problem is not that the terms are “wrong.” It’s that they describe different parts of the same diagnosis, […]
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Posted on: Dec 24 2025
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By: amits
Regenerative medicine for degenerative disc disease represents one of the most transformative areas of innovation in spinal health. With back pain affecting over 600 million people globally, the urgency to find durable, restorative treatments beyond symptom relief is greater than ever. 1. Understanding Intervertebral Disc Degeneration IVD degenerates (degenerative disc disease, DDD) due to aging, […]
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Posted on: Aug 3 2025
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By: amits
NSAIDs, or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, are the most commonly used class of non-opioid pain relievers worldwide. They’re used for everything from arthritis to back pain, sports injuries to fevers. With options ranging from over-the-counter to prescription-strength, NSAIDs offer versatile pain management—but also carry potential risks that patients and providers should navigate wisely. FDA Approves IV […]
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Posted on: Jun 14 2025
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By: amits
📱 ✉️ 📘 💼 🐦 🖨️ Back pain disc herniation may sound like a contradiction. Classic medical teaching says disc herniation causes nerve root compression, leading to leg pain—not back pain. But for some patients, the disc itself is the problem. Back pain disc herniation remains a complex clinical entity where structural damage doesn’t always […]
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Posted on: Jun 3 2025
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By: amits
Back and neck pain are common conditions. 12-14% of US adult population above the age of 18 years would visit a doctor with these complains in any given year. These numbers do not include visits to chiropractor or physical therapists. It is well-known that a majority of new episodes of back or neck pain improve over time, […]
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Posted on: Jan 24 2019
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By: amits