Back pain

08-09-2022
Updated: 31-08-2023

How to correct scoliosis in time

Most adults suffering from scoliosis have actually had it since adolescence, but as it not diagnosed or treated properly then, it has continued to worsen and progress. Therefore, early detection is key to correcting scoliosis in time. In this article, the experts at Instituto Clavel will tell you about the various treatments for this spinal pathology. 

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06-06-2022
Updated: 22-07-2022

What is lumbar disc disease and how can the pain be treated?

A person suffering from lumbar disc disease may find that it significantly restricts their ability to carry out normal daily activities. While this condition does not always require surgery, there are cases where surgery is the only solution. What, exactly, is lumbar disc disease and how do we treat it at Instituto Clavel? Read the following article to find out!

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21-04-2022
Updated: 25-10-2023

Symptoms and types of scoliosis in people over 50

Adults with scoliosis usually have no symptoms for most of their lives. When symptoms finally appear, it is because the curvature has increased or the adult suffers problems such as degeneration of the spinal discs. In this article, Instituto Clavel provides information about this condition in people over 50 years of age.

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17-02-2022
Updated: 07-03-2022

Causes of middle back pain

The middle area of the spine is the most rigid area of the back. It is estimated that one out of ten men and one out of five women suffer from middle back pain. What are the main causes of this kind of pain? Keep reading to find out more!

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05-11-2021
Updated: 24-06-2025

Back pain while sleeping: causes and advice

Frequently suffering back pain while sleeping should not be a regular part of your life. The specialists at Instituto Clavel review here some of the possible causes and offer you tips on how to prevent it.   

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05-08-2021
Updated: 26-10-2021

Back pain: when to see a specialist

Back pain is very common, often because of using poor posture or as a result of subjecting your body to some specific stress. However, when the pain is severe or continues over a prolonged period of time, it’s important to see a doctor to determine the cause. Here are some things you should know. 

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