Surgery Only When It's Needed
Many back and neck conditions are managed with medication, physiotherapy or injections before surgery is even considered.
M.B.B.S., M.S. (BMCRI), M.Ch. (NIMHANS)
Trained in neurosurgery with a special focus on endoscopic spine surgery, spinal tumour surgery and neuro-trauma. A member of the Association of Spine Surgeons of India and the Minimally Invasive Spine Surgeons of Bharat, his consultation focuses on identifying the exact source of back or neck pain before recommending any surgical option.
Back Pain & Radiculopathy · Endoscopic Spine Surgery · Disc Problems · Spinal Tumour Surgery · Neck & Cervical Spine Care · Second Opinions Before Surgery
get it examined.
Most back pain improves with rest and simple care. But if the pain keeps coming back, spreads to your legs, or is accompanied by numbness or weakness, it’s time to get your back pain evaluated.
get it examined.
Recovery depends heavily on the underlying condition and whether treatment is conservative or surgical.
Many back and neck conditions are managed with medication, physiotherapy or injections before surgery is even considered.
Minimally invasive, endoscopic spine techniques can mean smaller incisions and faster recovery for suitable patients.
Training and experience spanning spinal tumour surgery, neuro-trauma and skull base surgery, in addition to routine spine care.
Treatment is based on your specific imaging and symptoms, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Share your symptoms, and bring or upload any X-rays, MRI or previous treatment records.
Dr. Shylesh assesses pain pattern, movement and any nerve-related symptoms.
MRI or CT scans are reviewed to confirm the exact cause, disc, nerve or bone-related.
Physiotherapy, medication, injections or surgical options are discussed based on findings.
For surgical cases, fitness for anaesthesia and surgical approach are finalised.
Endoscopic or open spine surgery, followed by structured rehabilitation and follow-up.
Get evaluated first. Dr. Shylesh explains non-surgical care and surgical options clearly before recommending anything.
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It can be. Pain, tingling or numbness spreading from the lower back into the leg, known as radiculopathy, suggests nerve involvement and should be evaluated rather than self-treated.
It’s pain, numbness or weakness caused by irritation or compression of a nerve root in the lower back, often from a disc problem, and it typically radiates into the leg.
No. Most back pain is first managed with physiotherapy, medication or injections. Surgery is considered only when conservative treatment doesn’t help or there’s significant nerve involvement.
It’s a minimally invasive technique using a small camera and instruments to treat certain spine conditions through a small incision, often meaning less tissue disruption and a faster recovery for eligible patients.
Yes. Bring or upload your MRI, X-rays and the existing recommendation so it can be properly reviewed.
for eligible procedures through our insurance and TPA partners. Our team is happy to help confirm your coverage.