How soon can I return to work or normal activities after spinal fusion surgery?

Recovery times vary, but most patients can resume light activities within a few weeks and gradually increase activity levels over several months.

What are the risks associated with spinal fusion surgery?

Risks include infection, bleeding, nerve injury, blood clots, and failure of fusion (pseudoarthrosis).

Will I need to wear a brace after spinal fusion surgery?

Depending on the surgical approach and spinal stability, a brace may be recommended for a period of time to support the spine during healing.

How soon can I return to work or normal activities after spinal fusion surgery?

Recovery times vary, but most patients can resume light activities within a few weeks and gradually increase activity levels over several months.

Will spinal fusion surgery completely eliminate my back pain?

While spinal fusion aims to alleviate pain and stabilise the spine, individual outcomes may vary, and some residual discomfort may persist, particularly in cases of severe degeneration or nerve compression.

Spinal Fusion Surgery

Q: How long does spinal fusion surgery take?

The duration of surgery varies depending on the complexity of the procedure, typically ranging from 2 to 6 hours.

Spinal fusion surgery is a treatment option for a range of spinal issues like degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, fractures, and deformities. This procedure works by connecting or fusing two or more vertebrae (the bones in your spine) together. The goal is to make your spine more stable and relieve pain or any neurological symptoms you might be experiencing.

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