AN EMERGING INDUSTRY LEADER Dr. Niteesh Bharara earned Metro DC recognition as the 2019 Face of Regenerative Medicine by Washingtonian Magazine. This prestigious title is presented to only one individual, cementing Dr. Bharara as an industry leader in the D.C. Metro Area. His unique expertise within this field has also earned him Top Doctor recognition…
Stem cell therapy has become more mainstream and provides people with an alternative to surgery with minimal downtime. In fact, celebrities and athletes alike are sharing their personal experiences of overcoming pain and injury with this beneficial treatment. Cristiano Ronaldo, Max Scherzer, Charlie Sheen, and even Madonna have all had positive results with stem cell…
How is Endoscopic Spine Surgery Performed? A wide-reaching innovation, endoscopic spine surgery has the promise to transform the lives of patients with spinal stenosis, degenerative disc disease, and disc herniations. Endoscopic spine surgery has unleashed the new potential for faster, safer, and more effective surgical recoveries. When it comes to spine surgery, it’s all about being as gentle to the…
Outdoor sports, like golf, are becoming more popular than ever. Whether people have more time on their hands, or are venturing out for new socially distant hobbies — golf is quickly becoming a common weekly activity. The more serious golfer is getting more rounds in, the golfer who had no time in their schedule is…
What happens if the spine surgery that was supposed to alleviate your pain actually resulted in more pain? Many patients come to us after seeing other spine specialists, still experiencing continued back pain after spine surgery, such as severe pain after spinal fusion surgery. They are often told that nothing can be done or that…
Many herniated discs will heal to some degree over a period of weeks to months, depending on the individual. Movement and treatment directed at decreasing symptoms, improving functional deficits, and improving observed deficits is the quickest way to promote the healing of a herniated disc.
More than half (55%) of US homes have a garden and 18 million Americans are planting and cultivating food and flowers every year. While there’s nothing better than a garden bursting with vibrant veggies and fragrant flowers — all the work it requires (lifting heavy pots and plants and bending, twisting and reaching to plant,…
Many of us wait all year for the opportunity for summer travel. Whether you’re taking a family trip or embarking on a solo adventure, the excitement of hitting the open road can quickly be dampened by the fear of back pain. Whether you plan to be in the car for a couple of hours or…
In honor of National Eat Your Vegetables Day today, let’s remind ourselves of the important role that vegetables play when it comes to dealing with back pain. As a spine surgeon, I see firsthand how patients’ (and my own) dietary choices significantly impact spine health and overall well-being. Let’s dig deeper into how incorporating more vegetables…
Studies show that men are less likely than women to seek help and talk about it when they are struggling and feeling pain. In honor of Father’s Day this year, Dr. Christopher Good, Spine Surgeon and father of three, kick starts an important health conversation for men about the 4 things they need to know…
