Dr. Luke Macyszyn

Lower back pain, leg pain, numbness, and weakness can be caused by several different spine conditions—and two of the most common are lumbar spinal stenosis and herniated discs. While they often share similar symptoms, the causes and treatment options can be very different.

In our latest blog, Dr. Luke Macyszyn explains how these conditions differ, why an accurate diagnosis is so important, and how advanced imaging and expert evaluation help determine the most effective treatment plan.

If you're struggling with back or leg pain, understanding the source of your symptoms is the first step toward finding relief.

Click here to read the full blog: www.laspinedoc.com/lumbar-stenosis-vs-herniated-disc-a-los-angeles-spine-surgeons-guide-to-getting-the-right-diagnosis/

Jimothy the raccoon is doing just fine, according to doctors who haven't treated him. But if you're a human and your spine is making the same noises...that's a different story.

Persistent back pain, numbness, or weakness isn't something to ignore. It means something isn't functioning the way it should and requires a doctor's review.

Don't be like Jimothy. Schedule your spine consultation today with Dr. Luke.

While scoliosis is often associated with adolescence, many adults experience spinal curvature that can lead to chronic pain, balance issues, nerve compression, and difficulty with everyday activities.

In our latest blog, Dr. Luke Macyszyn explains the differences between adult and degenerative scoliosis, when conservative treatment may be effective, and the factors that help determine when surgery becomes an appropriate option.

If you're living with scoliosis or considering your treatment options, this article provides valuable insight into today's advanced approaches to scoliosis care.

Click here to read the full blog: www.laspinedoc.com/scoliosis-surgery-in-adults-when-is-it-the-right-choice/