Questions patients ask before treatment

Not always. Many patients improve with physiotherapy, pain control, posture correction, and targeted exercises. Surgery is considered only when there is severe weakness, loss of bowel/bladder control, or progressive neurological worsening.

Yes, many patients improve well with physiotherapy, stretching, core strengthening, and activity modification. Early treatment improves recovery and reduces the chance of worsening symptoms.

Dry needling is a technique used to release muscle trigger points that contribute to pain, stiffness, or restricted movement. It is often combined with manual therapy, exercise, and posture correction.

The total number of sessions depends on the condition, severity, and your response to treatment. Some patients notice improvement within a few sessions, while recovery for chronic or surgical cases may take longer.

Bring any previous reports, X-rays, MRI, prescriptions, or medication details if available. At the first visit, the doctor will assess your pain, movement, posture, and create a personalized treatment plan.