Your Spine Supports
Every Movement You Make
The spine supports posture, balance, and almost every movement the body makes. When something affects it whether a slipped disc, nerve compression, or degenerative change, symptoms can begin to appear in different ways.
Book a consultationAbout Your Spine Saviour
Dr. Manojkumar Gaddikeri - Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon
MBBS, MS (Ortho), DNB, ASSI Spine Fellow (Gold Medal)
Dr. Gaddikeri specialises in diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the spine. His practice focuses on both non-surgical spine care and surgical treatment when required.
A large part of spine care involves careful diagnosis, identifying the exact structure responsible for symptoms, and guiding patients through the most appropriate treatment approach.
Many spine problems improve with physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and medication. When surgery becomes necessary, modern techniques allow targeted procedures designed to relieve nerve pressure and restore stability in the spine.
Learn MoreThe Spine Explained
VERTEBRAE
Individual bones that stack and protect the spinal cord
JOINTS
Facets that connect vertebrae and guide motion
DISC
Soft cushions that absorb shock and allow smooth movement
MUSCLES
Strong supportive tissues that stabilize and move the spine
NERVES
Nerve roots that carry signals between the spine and the body
When The Spine Is Affected; Symptoms Appear
Persistent Lower Back Pain
A constant ache or sharp discomfort in the lower spine that may worsen with movement or prolonged sitting
Neck Pain
Pain or stiffness in the neck that can limit movement and cause discomfort
Numbness Or Tingling In The Arms Or Legs
A pins-and-needles sensation in the arms or legs caused by nerve irritation or compression
Pain Travelling Down The Leg (Sciatica)
Pain that starts in the lower back and travels down the leg along the nerve
Stiffness That Limits Movement
Reduced flexibility in the neck or back that makes movement difficult
Understanding the underlying cause is the first step in choosing the right treatment
Book a consultationSpine Conditions
Each condition affects the spine differently, which is why treatment begins with careful evaluation
Treatment Approach
Spine treatment does not always involve surgery.
In many cases, symptoms can improve through conservative care such as
Physiotherapy
When structural issues in the spine require surgical treatment, minimally invasive techniques can allow smaller incisions and faster recovery compared to traditional approaches. Treatment decisions are based on the diagnosis, severity of symptoms, and how the condition is affecting daily life.