Cervical Disc Surgeon in Kolkata

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Overview

The cervical spine comprises discs that cushion the vertebrae and allow smooth neck movement. When these discs degenerate or herniate, they can cause severe neck pain, radicular pain, and neurological issues. Dr. Rohit Mishra performs top-notch cervical disc surgery in Kolkata, helping patients regain their quality of life. Book a consultation.

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Types of Cervical Disc Problems

  • Herniated discs causing nerve compression
  • Degenerative disc disease
  • Cervical stenosis that affects spinal cord function
  • Cervical spondylosis
  • Internal disc disruption
  • Cervical radiculopathy
  • Cervical disc bulge
  • Cervical Osteophyte (bone compression)
  • Cervical Kyphosis
  • Ossified Post Longitudinal Ligament (OPLL)
Types of Cervical Disc Problems

Signs that you need a Cervical Disc Treatment

Seek cervical problem treatment in Kolkata if you notice
Persistent neck pain radiating to shoulders | Dr Rohit Mishra

Persistent neck pain radiating to shoulders

Persistent neck pain radiating to shoulders | Dr Rohit Mishra

Persistent neck pain radiating to shoulders

Radicular pain (arm pain) extending down the arms

Radicular pain (arm pain) extending down the arms

Radicular pain (arm pain) extending down the arms

Radicular pain (arm pain) extending down the arms

Numbness or tingling in the arms or legs

Numbness and tingling in fingers

Numbness or tingling in the arms or legs

Numbness and tingling in fingers

Difficulty gripping objects | Dr Rohit Mishra

Muscle weakness affecting grip strength

Difficulty gripping objects | Dr Rohit Mishra

Muscle weakness affecting grip strength

Loss of coordination in hands and arms

Loss of coordination in hands and arms

Loss of coordination in hands and arms

Loss of coordination in hands and arms

Balance problems

Difficulty balancing due to spinal cord injury

Balance problems

Difficulty balancing due to spinal cord injury

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Neck stiffness

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Neck stiffness

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    Causes & Risk Factors of Cervical Disc Problems

    • Age-related disc degeneration
    • Poor posture during desk work
    • Repetitive neck strain
    • Previous neck injuries
    • Previous neck injury or whiplash
    • Genetic predisposition
    • Sedentary lifestyle
    • Trauma or impact to the neck
    Causes & Risk Factors of Cervical Disc Problems | Dr Rohit Mishra

    Diagnosis of Cervical Disc Problems

    Before cervical spine surgery, Dr. Rohit Mishra will evaluate your symptoms and perform:
    Detailed medical history

    Detailed medical history

    Detailed medical history

    Detailed medical history

    Physical examination

    Physical examination

    Physical examination

    Physical examination

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    X-rays

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    X-rays

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    MRI scans

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    MRI scans

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    Nerve conduction studies

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    Nerve conduction studies

    Cervical Problem Treatment In Kolkata

    Dr. Mishra provides various treatment options for cervical disc problems:
    • Minimally invasive spinal surgery
    • Advanced cervical spine surgery when needed
    • Conservative management with physiotherapy
    • Medications like anti-inflammatories and muscle relaxants
    Cervical Problem Treatment In Kolkata

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Can a cervical disc problem heal on its own?

    Mild cases sometimes improve with conservative treatment. However, severe cases often require medical intervention.

    Can poor posture cause a cervical disc problem?

    Yes, poor sitting posture can contribute to neck pain and increase the risk of disc problems over time. Correcting your posture can prevent cervical disc problems.

    What exercises are suitable for a cervical disc problem?

    Some exercises can help strengthen neck muscles and improve flexibility. Consult a physiotherapist for a personalised exercise plan.

    How do I know if I need surgery?

    Dr. Mishra often suggests surgery when conservative treatments fail or if you have progressive neurological symptoms or spinal cord compression.

    What are the risks of cervical spine surgery?

    While spine surgery is generally safe, risks may include infection, nerve injury or spinal instability, which a skilled surgeon minimises.