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EDISCSCULPTConditions in the cervical spine, or the neck, have the potential to be more severe than any other area of the spine. The spinal cord is home to millions of nerves that send signals to and from every part of the body; as the spine goes down, the nerves branch off, so that the cervical spine has many nerves, going to all parts of the body, while the lowest part of the spine only has nerves going to the pelvis and legs. Cervical spine conditions can cause symptoms almost anywhere in the body. In extreme cases, symptoms may be progressive and eventually lead to severe issues like paralysis.
Bulging discs are, for the most part, one of the more minor spine problems a person can develop; however, a cervical disc bulge can still be the cause of intense pain and neurological issues, and symptoms can be progressive. Fortunately, both surgical and non-surgical treatment tends to be quite affordable as long as you have insurance.
Do I Need Surgery?
Before you worry about the cost, it's important to understand that not all bulging discs require surgical treatment. It's often the case that a person can make a full recovery with the use of conservative treatments like medication and physical therapy. For cervical bulging discs, surgery may be considered as the first option if symptoms are severe or getting progressively worse. In addition, patients who don't respond to conservative treatments may be good candidates for surgical intervention.
Surgery Cost
If you have insurance, the amount you pay for a cervical disc bulge operation will depend on your insurance plan. For example, some people have plans with high premiums and no out-of-pocket payment, while others have low premiums and a high out-of-pocket payment. The exact amount you pay will depend on those factors, but most patients pay several hundred dollars.
To learn more about treatment for your cervical disc bulge, please click below or call the Datta Endoscopic Back Surgery and Pain Center at (646) 374-1799.
Bulging discs are, for the most part, one of the more minor spine problems a person can develop; however, a cervical disc bulge can still be the cause of intense pain and neurological issues, and symptoms can be progressive. Fortunately, both surgical and non-surgical treatment tends to be quite affordable as long as you have insurance.
Do I Need Surgery?
Before you worry about the cost, it's important to understand that not all bulging discs require surgical treatment. It's often the case that a person can make a full recovery with the use of conservative treatments like medication and physical therapy. For cervical bulging discs, surgery may be considered as the first option if symptoms are severe or getting progressively worse. In addition, patients who don't respond to conservative treatments may be good candidates for surgical intervention.
Surgery Cost
If you have insurance, the amount you pay for a cervical disc bulge operation will depend on your insurance plan. For example, some people have plans with high premiums and no out-of-pocket payment, while others have low premiums and a high out-of-pocket payment. The exact amount you pay will depend on those factors, but most patients pay several hundred dollars.
To learn more about treatment for your cervical disc bulge, please click below or call the Datta Endoscopic Back Surgery and Pain Center at (646) 374-1799.
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