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Pain from the buttock down the leg: clarify its path and its effects on your activities.
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Find the symptoms for which non-surgical spinal decompression may be discussed based on the clinical assessment. Each topic offers a care pathway for Montreal / Mont-Royal and for Terrebonne.
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Pain from the buttock down the leg: clarify its path and its effects on your activities.
Identify the affected region and access the lumbar or cervical pathway.
Lower back, L4-L5 or L5-S1: connect your disc findings with leg pain.
Neck and arm: clarify the path, sensations and changes in abilities.
Understand a localized disc protrusion and its possible connection with your symptoms.
Place a change in disc contour within the history of your pain.
Reduced disc height: understand the report and the abilities to regain.
Disc changes: distinguish imaging, pain and mobility goals.
Pain at the front of the thigh: clarify its pattern and distinguish the back, hip and knee.
From the neck into the arm: understand brachialgia, sensations and limited movements.
An affected nerve root: distinguish pain, sensation, reflexes and strength.
Lower back pain: discuss a disc origin without inferring it from MRI alone.
Neck pain: clarify mobility, activities and a possible disc contribution.
Narrowing at a nerve exit: clarify the region, side and effects on function.
A narrow lumbar canal: review walking, breaks and independence.
Possibly joint-related pain: distinguish the facets, disc and nerve involvement.
Spinal osteoarthritis: distinguish joint changes, discs and nerve symptoms.
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The name of a condition does not determine suitability. For stenosis, facet joint syndrome and spinal osteoarthritis, the discussion takes place on a case-by-case basis. Goals, precautions, uncertainties and other options are addressed on each page.
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1140 avenue Beaumont
Mont-Royal (Québec) H3P 3E5
Tuesday and Thursday · 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
By appointment · Medexa
1150, rue Lévis, suite 200
Terrebonne (Québec) J6W 5S6
Monday and Wednesday · 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
By appointment · GOrendezvous
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