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Title: Understanding Spinal Fusion How It Stabilizes the Spine and Relieves Back Pain

United States, 2nd Jun 2025 - Back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek medical care, and for many, it becomes a long-term challenge that affects daily life, work, and mobility. While many back problems can be treated with physical therapy, medications, or non-invasive techniques, some cases require a more permanent solution. One such option is spinal fusion surgery, a procedure aimed at providing long-lasting relief by stabilizing the spine.Let’s explore how spinal fusion works, why it’s done, and how it can significantly reduce back pain in the right patients.What Is Spinal Fusion?Spinal fusion is a surgical procedure where two or more vertebrae—the bones that stack to form the spine—are permanently connected. The goal is to stop motion between these vertebrae, especially when that movement is the source of chronic pain. This is typically done by placing bone grafts between the vertebrae and securing them with metal hardware like rods, screws, or plates.Over time, the grafted bone grows together with the natural vertebrae, forming a solid, single unit. By eliminating movement in that section of the spine, the procedure helps to relieve pain caused by instability, disc problems, or alignment issues.Common Reasons for Spinal Fusion SurgerySpinal fusion isn’t necessary for every back condition, but it’s often recommended when the spine becomes structurally unstable or other treatments fail. It may be used to treat:Herniated or Degenerative Discs causing persistent painSpinal stenosis, where narrowed spaces compress nervesAbnormal spinal curvatures, like scoliosis or kyphosisVertebral fractures due to trauma or osteoporosisSpondylolisthesis, where one vertebra slips out of placeInstability following previous spine surgeryBy reinforcing the spine, the pr...

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