The Brisbane Spine Clinic has a special interest in treating a wide variety of spinal conditions. Learn more about these conditions, and how our treatment approach differs from traditional methods.
Have you had spinal surgery, but are still experiencing pain? You’re not alone. We see the phenomenon known as “Failed Back Surgery Syndrome” far too often at The Brisbane Spine Clinic.
Manual therapy provided by a trained clinician on the upper neck joints can often alter the pain pathway to reduce headache symptoms significantly.
Scoliosis is a condition where the spine rotates and curves sideways. Scoliosis can appear and any age, but most frequently appears in children and teenagers.
The Brisbane Spine Clinic has a particular interest in the complex structure of the lower back and understands the pain and frustration a lower back injury can cause you.
Acute neck pain is normally due to joint or muscle strain (overstretching or tearing of tendons and muscles) or soft tissue sprain (stretching or tearing of ligaments).
Whiplash, also known by its medical term cervical acceleration-deceleration (CAD) injury, usually occurs when the neck and head are forced backward and then forwards.
Sciatica is the umbrella term that describes severe ongoing leg pain stemming from the low back or the buttock area and can spread to the thigh, lower leg and even foot.
Did you also know that poor posture may also lead to other conditions such as spinal issues in the neck, nerve irritation and muscle spasm from poor protective posture?