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Mar 9th, 2021

Who's at Risk for Degenerative Disc Disease?

Your body relies on your spine for support, range of motion, and mobility. Playing no small role in this effort are your intervertebral discs, which makes degenerative disc disease very problematic. Are you at risk?

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Apr 22nd, 2020

Why Do Discs Degenerate?

One of the leading drivers of back and neck pain is degenerative disc disease, which is a perfectly natural condition that comes with age and wear and tear. Here’s a look at why your discs degenerate and the problems this can lead to.

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Oct 13th, 2021

Kyphoplasty treatments in office

Camelback Spine Care is now offering Kyphoplasty surgery in an office setting that allow patients to go home the same day. This minimally invasive outpatient surgery typically is done within one or two hours. Following the surgery and a brief waiting period for Dr. Bedi to assess the outcome, patients are allowed to go home under the supervision or care of a friend or family member. Schedule and appointment with Dr. Bedi and Camelback Spine Care to see if in-office Kyphoplasty treatment is right for you

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Jul 1st, 2021

Warning Signs You Have a Herniated Disc

Developing pain in your back is certainly not uncommon, but herniated discs have their unique, telltale symptoms. Here’s a look at three of the most common signs of a herniated disc and what steps to take.

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Jul 14th, 2021

Your Child Has Scoliosis: Now What?

Your child has been diagnosed with scoliosis, and you want to set them up, as best you can, for a bright future. Here’s a look at your treatment options that depend upon many different factors, which we review here.

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Jan 20th, 2021

PRP: Is it Safe

When it comes to healing, your body contains some very powerful resources. With platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, our goal is to redirect those resources to where you need them most. But is this regenerative therapy safe?

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