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Radicular pain, or radiculitis, is pain that radiates from your lower back into the legs, or from the neck into the arms.

Pain after low back surgery is very common for a lot of reasons. It is not that back surgery “doesn’t work,” it’s that back pain is complicated and even the best back surgery only takes care of certain problems

Repetitive movement, awkward positions, heavy lifting, long hours, and emotional stress, all lead to increased neck and back pain.

Stretching is frequently overlooked but can be extremely beneficial for those dealing with chronic pain.

There are a number of other potential issues that could crop up in the shoulder to cause pain. The good news is that these ailments can be treated at Advanced Spine and Pain.