Spinal stenosis, especially lumbar spinal stenosis, is a very common disease. The disease can cause symptoms ranging from mild to severe such as: back pain and sciatica, which can spread down both legs causing paresthesia (numbness and trembling of the legs), sometimes muscle paralysis and sphincter disorders, urinary retention...

Spinal stenosis often progresses over a long period of time and leaves behind chronic pain. Surgery for spinal stenosis is only performed when other treatments do not work.

Spina bifida is a birth defect that occurs when the spine and spinal cord do not form properly. It falls under the broader category of neural tube defects.

Although lumbar spondylolisthesis is not life-threatening, in the long term, this disease can cause certain effects on the patient's life. Therefore, patients should not be subjective and need to be treated early.

The vertebral artery is a large artery in the neck that usually originates from the subclavian artery and functions as a blood supply to the upper spinal cord, brain stem, cerebellum and hindbrain. In some cases of patients with cerebral circulatory insufficiency due to vertebral artery stenosis, the doctor needs to consider and prescribe stent intervention to achieve effective treatment.

Nowadays, non-drug treatment methods are increasingly widely applied, the trend of combining modern medicine and traditional medicine is chosen by many people when treating diseases related to the spine. In particular, spinal manipulation is a method with very positive results, helping patients recover and restore balance to the body.