FAQ
Do I really need surgery?
Many conditions improve without surgery when the root cause is addressed.
Short answer: Surgery is needed only in specific cases.
- Urgent surgery: severe weakness, loss of bladder/bowel control, fractures
- Consider surgery: structural damage that blocks movement despite proper rehab
- Often avoidable: most tendinopathy, nerve entrapment, Frozen Shoulder
When surgery is necessary
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- Progressive muscle weakness or foot drop
- Loss of bladder/bowel control
- Unstable fractures or dislocations
- Major tendon/ligament rupture needing repair
Often treatable without surgery
- Disc bulge with manageable strength
- Frozen Shoulder stiffness
- Tendinopathy (tennis elbow, rotator cuff tendinosis)
- Nerve entrapment without severe weakness
We coordinate with surgeons when needed, and focus on non-surgical success first.
Circulation Therapy as a surgical alternative
Circulation HD
Frees adhesions and reduces nerve irritation with ringer solution, no steroids.
Circulation PT
Restores strength, range, and control so joints move smoothly.
Integration
We coach daily-life and work technique to prevent flare-ups.
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