Slip Disc Surgery

Verified By: Dr. Akhil Tawari (MBBS, MS (Orthopedics), DNB (Orthopedics), and D-Ortho)

What is a Slip Disc?

The spinal cord is made up of vertebrae stacked onto each other. Each vertebrae is cushioned by a gel-filled disc that acts as a shock absorber from daily activities like walking, lifting, and twisting. A damaged disc bulges, pushing backwards into the spinal canal. The disc usually bulges toward one side of the canal causing pain and tingling on just one side of the body. The term bulging disc is also referred to slip disc or prolapsed disc.

A Slipped disc in your neck can cause severe pain in the neck, as well as your shoulders, chest, and arms. It can also cause numbness or weakness in your arms or fingers.

What are the Causes and Risk factors of Slip Disc?

Spinal discs absorb a lot of wear and tear and gradually start to degenerate and weaken. The factors that can cause Slip disc may include the following:

  • strain or injury
  • obesity
  • smoking
  • poor posture
  • inactivity
  • Degenerative disc disease is the most common cause of bulging discs which results in spinal osteoarthritis.
  • Bulging disc can cause pain in the buttocks, legs, or back. It can also affect your ability to walk.
  • Bulging discs can affect multiple discs. This condition develops over time and may cause other disc degeneration-related issues, such as lumbar stenosis (narrowing of spinal canal).

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What are the Surgical Options for Slip Disc?

Surgery can also be recommended if you have signs of nerve damage, such as weakness or loss of feeling in your legs.

Microdiscectomy

In discectomy, the portion of the disc that causes the pressure on your nerve root is removed. In some cases, the entire disc is removed. The surgeon accesses the disc through an incision in your back (or neck).

When your surgeon uses a smaller incision and special instruments to achieve the same results, it is called Microdiscectomy. The advantages are minimal blood loss, smaller incision and faster recovery.

Lumbar Decompression

If slip discs have caused lumbar stenosis, then lumbar decompression surgery is a good option.

A lumbar laminectomy (open decompression) is performed for pain due to lumbar spinal stenosis. The goal of the surgery is to allow more space for the nerve root, thus restoring the patient’s ability to participate in everyday activities.

Slip Disc Surgery at Treatment Possible:

Treatment Possible is associated with Top Spine Surgeon in India who are specialized in spine surgery. We work with the best spine surgery hospital in India that are equipped with OT that are compatible for complex spine surgeries. Treatment Possible also associate with the best spine specialist in India who are experienced in operating the best slip disc surgery in India.

The Slip Disc surgery cost in India ranges from USD 4000-6000, excluding the spine implant cost in India. The spine surgery cost in India through Treatment Possible can be 10-20% lower than similar hospitals in India and 50-60% cheaper in other countries. Treatment Possible ensures the best spine hospitals in India while guaranteeing the best yet affordable surgery cost. Our understanding of the Indian Medical Services, Healthcare market and our valued relations with the best spine surgeon in India enables us to provide the spine surgery in India at a price that is reasonable, affordable and transparent. 

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Frequently Asked Questions:

How are Slip Disc diagnosed?

  • Spinal X-rays, computed tomography scans (CAT scan or CT scan), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans are recommended.
  • Your doctor may also recommend an electromyogram (EMG) to check the condition of affected nerves.

Is Slip Disc permanent?

Slip disc is not permanent. The disc is a fluid filled structure which has the capacity to heal, resolve and be re-absorbed.

Can you massage a back with Slip Disc?

Deep tissue massage is an ideal option if you have a herniated disc because it relieves deep muscle tension and spasms, which develop to prevent muscle motion at the affected area.

What Are the Differences Between a Slip Disc and Herniated Disc?

A bulging disc is like releasing air out of a car tire and it looks like it is bulging outward. With a herniated disc, the outer covering of the disc has a hole or tear, which causes the jelly-like substance of the disc (nucleus pulposus) to leak into the spinal canal.

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