What is QI Back & Spine Clinic?

QI Back & Spine Clinic is a team of medical professionals who are dedicated to diagnosing & treating severe, chronic or acute back and spine conditions by non-surgical methods. Diagnosing the root cause of back and spine conditions is always the first step in medicine. We use a multi-disciplinary approach to accurately diagnose the cause of back pain because the more accurate the diagnosis, the more precise the treatment. We believe that it is essential to reverse the underlying cause of back pain and not just temporarily suppress the symptoms.

How do you diagnose the root cause of back pain?

An accurate diagnosis is critical as 85% of back pain cases are termed ‘non-specific’. Your back pain can be due to a neurological, systemic, structural or mechanical dysfunction. We are amongst the first to use a diagnostic approach that covers all these aspects. We use non-invasive technology that isolates the spinal structure. The controlled guided movements test and measure the strength and mobility of the spine. We can therefore identify the root cause of your back pain and prescribe further course of treatment.

What technology do you use? Is it non-invasive?

The machines we use are non-invasive biofeedback devices. They hold and support your body in fixed positions and then measure your functional ability during movements. They allow us to get a clear understanding of your spinal muscle tissue.

Who are QI spine specialists?

Our spine specialists are doctors with a specialisation in spinal disorders post a 4-year clinical degree in physical medicine or physiotherapy. They are specialists in the prescription of mechanical medical movements. Their expertise is dedicated to the reversal of spinal disorders and to promote mobility & function.

Spondylosis Treatment: Therapy, Symptoms & Causes

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Spondylosis Symptoms

Spondylosis is the most common form of spine bone degeneration that begins to affect people from their middle-age onwards. Spondylosis is usually asymptomatic. Symptoms show up when a bone spur pinches a nerve, or simply begins with pain and stiffness. These symptoms include:

Stiffness in the neck and back
Pain in the arms and shoulders Also in lower back and legs
Difficulty moving the neck and back
Headaches and dizziness

Sometimes, the condition develops into cervical myelopathy and shows up as:

Numbness and tingling in the limbs when the nerve is pinched
Loss of bladder and bowel movement (Cauda Equina syndrome)
Lack of co-ordination
Difficulty walking
Difficulty in balancing
Weakness in hands and foot muscles.

Professional diagnosis required
Chronic, can last for years
Treatable with 4 weeks of QI Spine Therapy

Spondylosis Causes

Spondylosis is caused primarily by:

Bone and muscle degeneration
Disc generation: This causes bone spurs that add friction to spinal movements
Poor posture and sitting incorrectly
Spinal injury or partial disc dislocation
Sedentary lifestyle

Professional diagnosis required
Chronic, can last for years
Treatable with 4 weeks of QI Spine Therapy

Spondylosis Treatment

Spondylosis cannot be cured but milder cases can be managed with conservative treatment which includes:

Spine Rehabilitation
Physical therapy
Medication

Advanced pain management involves:

Cell Repair Treatment: This uses frequency specific micro-currents that relieves pain in the affected area.
Surgery: Only recommended in the case of cervical myelopathy (spine compression near the neck)

Professional diagnosis required
Chronic, can last for years
Treatable with 4 weeks of QI Spine Therapy

Spondylosis cannot be cured but milder cases can be managed with conservative treatment which includes:

Spine Rehabilitation
Physical therapy
Medication

Advanced pain management involves:

Cell Repair Treatment: This uses frequency specific micro-currents that relieves pain in the affected area.
Surgery: Only recommended in the case of cervical myelopathy (spine compression near the neck)