Based on our experience in treating over 1000 patients with radiculopathy and radiating pain in the arms or legs (symptoms associated with spinal disk herniation) Advanced Interventional Pain Center can emphatically state that orthopedic spine surgery for spinal disk related pain such as but not limited to laminectomy, disk replacements and spinal fixation rods or plates is NOT required when the surgery is deemed elective and not urgent. Call 877-PAIN-007 (877-724-6007) or 727-474-6507 to make appointments. Our e-mail: referrals@inter-pain.com

Based on evidence, large disk herniations start to regress by a few millimeters (mm) within 10 days of receiving our proprietary treatments. In this example below, a large disc herniation was found to be compressing on the lower part of the spinal cord called cauda equina causing severe pain symptoms in the patient (Left Image, red arrow). Within 7 days of a SINGLE treatment (treatment date 12/7), the large disc herniation had regressed releasing the free floating fibers of the cauda equina (Right Image, red arrow). The patient not only got immediate pain relief but also effectively avoided surgical treatments, such as open laminectomy and the adverse events that may follow such surgical treatments. Additionally, multiple treatments and repeat injections are NOT required for this specific disc herniation, as the herniation will continue to regress without repeat treatments

By August 2024, MRI of the above patient showed complete resolution (dissolution) of the disk herniation with official radiology reading saying, “the previously visualized disk protrusion (herniation) is no longer visualized.”