Conditions

Cluneal nerves are present in the buttock region. When they become entrapped or irritated, causes lower back and/or leg pain. There are three sets of cluneal nerves – superior, middle and inferior.

Genitofemoral neuropathy or genitofemoral neuralgia is caused along the genitofemoral nerve when it is injured or damaged. The groin is supplied by a group of nerves that control muscle function and sensation.

Ilioinguinal neuralgia is a common cause of chronic lower abdominal and anterior pelvic pain. Its main symptoms include burning pain and numbness in the lower abdomen that radiates to the genitalia and the inner thigh.

Intercostal neuralgia is a neuropathic pain involving intercoastal nerves. Entrapped intercostal nerves results in pain in the chest and the upper trunk which further radiates to the upper back. It is also known as chest wall pain.

Joint infections are severe and destructive form of arthritis often known as septic arthritis. It causes severe pain, swelling, fever and tissue damage. Mostly occurs due to invasion of bacteria, fungi through the blood stream.

MSK Tumours (Musculoskeletal Tumours) are the abnormal growth of cells within the bone, muscles, cartilages which can be malignant or benign. If they are malignant, they are considered sarcomas e.g., osteosarcoma. A major concern with bone tumours is the development of pathologic fractures.

Nerve tumours are the abnormal growth in the peripheral nerves. They are also known as neurofibromas and are benign in nature that grows on the nerves all over the body. Nerve tumours usually develop in the nerve sheath and support tissue.

It is a painful condition that occurs when the occipital nerves that run from the top of your neck to your scalp are compressed or irritated. Throbbing or aching pain, sharp shooting pain that typically starts where the back of your head meets your neck.

Spinal canal tumour is an unwanted growth that develops within or surrounding structures of the spinal cord. It results in continuous back pain, weakness, numbness respectively. Most spinal tumours are benign but some may be malignant.

Spinal infection is a very rare condition but can have serious consequences. A bacterial infection of the spine involves infection in the spinal cord, discs, vertebrae, and facet joints.