- 1397 George Dieter Drive, Suite D, El Paso TX 79936
- 1900 N. Oregon St Suite 300, El Paso, TX 79902
- 1397 George Dieter Drive, Suite D, El Paso TX 79936
- 1900 N. Oregon St Suite 300, El Paso, TX 79902
Signs Your Back Pain May Be a Spine Fracture
Back pain can have many causes—but in some cases, it may be a vertebral (spine) fracture.
These fractures can happen suddenly and may not always be caused by a major injury.
At Medway Pain Center in El Paso, TX, we help patients identify and treat vertebral fractures early to reduce pain and improve mobility.
If you are searching for vertebral fracture symptoms in El Paso, we are here to help.
A vertebral fracture happens when one of the bones in your spine weakens or collapses.
The most common areas affected by vertebral and spinal conditions are the lumbar spine (lower back) and the cervical spine (neck).
You may have a spine fracture if you notice:
These symptoms should not be ignored.
In many cases, a vertebral fracture can happen:
This is more common in patients with osteoporosis.
You should seek evaluation : Early diagnosis can help prevent worsening symptoms.
At Medway Pain Center, we focus on finding the cause of your pain. This may include:
Treatment depends on your condition.
Options may include:
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Untreated fractures can:
Early care can improve outcomes.
Yes. Weak bones can fracture without major injury.
It can be. It may be a sign of a spine fracture.
Imaging such as X-rays or MRI can confirm the diagnosis.
Some fractures improve, but many continue to cause pain without treatment.
If pain is sudden, severe, or limiting movement, you should seek care.
Back pain should not be ignored—especially if it started suddenly.
Ask about Vertebral Fracture Evaluation in El Paso