Spine pathologies

14-01-2021
Updated: 22-04-2021

Sciatica: duration, causes and treatments

Sciatica refers to pain that radiates from the sciatic nerve to the lower back, buttocks, and legs. This pain is a fairly common, and in most cases, it can be remedied without the need for surgery. In this article, we explain how long sciatica usually lasts, what causes it, and how it can be treated.

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11-06-2020
Updated: 16-06-2025

Lumbar instability: one of the most frequent causes of back pain

Lumbar instability is apathology of the spine in which there is abnormal mobility or an abnormal joint between two or more contiguous vertebrae, and for those who have it, it can be very painful. From Instituto Clavel we’d like to tell you why this condition occurs and how to treat it.

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11-06-2020
Updated: 15-06-2021

What is spondylolisthesis? Everything you need to know about this lesion

Spondylolisthesis is a lesion in which one vertebra slips over another. The experts in pathologies of the spinal column at Instituto Clavel explain more about this affliction here, everything from the most common causes to the types of treatment available.

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11-06-2020
Updated: 12-06-2025

Can I do exercise after a disc hernia operation?

A herniated disc can make both daily activities and sports difficult. Therefore, one of the main concerns of people who are considering having an operation to end the pain, is knowing whether they will be able to return to normal exercise later. At Instituto Clavel, specialists in spine surgery, we have confirmed that in a great majority of cases it is possible. Let us tell you about it!

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11-06-2020
Updated: 24-06-2025

The spinal column and its most common problems

The spine is a solid bone structure that supports the body and allows it to move. It also has the function of protecting the central nervous system. At Instituto Clavel we are experts in the spine and we want to tell you more about it: its structure, its functions and the most frequent problems it can have.

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10-06-2020
Updated: 10-02-2026

Osteoporosis: the highest risk factor for vertebral fractures

Osteoporosis is a chronic bone disease that occurs when bone loss is accelerated. This loss of density causes brittle bones, which can facilitate vertebral fractures. Although it is a very frequent problem that affects many people in the world, it is possible to prevent and treat it. We, at Instituto Clavel would like you to know more about it. 

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