A neuro and spine surgeon treats disorders related to the brain, spine, and nerves, including:

• Brain tumors
• Slip disc (herniated disc)
• Sciatica
• Spine injuries
• Neck and back pain
• Spinal tumors
• Nerve compression syndromes

You should consult if you experience:

• Persistent back or neck pain
• Numbness or weakness in arms/legs
• Severe headaches
• Difficulty walking or balance issues
• Loss of bladder or bowel control
• Trauma or injury to head/spine

No. Most spine conditions are treated with:

• Medication
• Physiotherapy
• Lifestyle changes

Surgery is recommended only when conservative treatment fails or in emergency cases.

Minimally invasive surgery uses small incisions and advanced technology to treat spine problems with:

• Less pain
• Faster recovery
• Minimal scarring
• Shorter hospital stay

Recovery depends on the condition and procedure:

• Minor procedures: 2-4 weeks
• Major surgeries: 6-12 weeks or more

Your doctor will guide rehabilitation and physiotherapy.

Like any surgery, risks may include:

• Infection
• Bleeding
• Nerve damage
• Temporary or permanent weakness

However, modern techniques significantly reduce complications.

Yes, by:

• Maintaining proper posture
• Regular exercise
• Avoiding heavy lifting
• Keeping a healthy weight

Success rates are generally high, especially with early diagnosis and experienced surgeons. Outcomes vary depending on the condition.

Not always. Treatment depends on:

• Tumor size and location
• Type (benign or malignant)
• Patient condition

Options include surgery, radiation, or medication.

Look for:

• Experience and specialization
• Patient reviews
• Advanced technology availability
• Hospital infrastructure

Sciatica is pain radiating from the lower back to the leg due to nerve compression. Treatment includes:

• Medications
• Physiotherapy
• Injections
• Surgery (in severe cases)

Not always. It can be due to:

• Muscle strain
• Poor posture
• Lifestyle habits

Proper evaluation is essential.