Orthopedic Spine Surgeon Blog

While hamstring strains and sciatica can both cause pain in the back of the leg, the underlying causes are very different. Correct diagnosis is important to ensure proper treatment and recovery. If you are experiencing persistent leg pain, numbness, or weakness, a spine evaluation may help determine whether the issue is nerve-related. Please call the office of Craig C. Callewart, MD, PA today to schedule a consultation. Our Dallas, TX office can be reached at (214) 807-0750. Read More

Epidural steroid injections are a valuable tool in treating spine-related nerve pain. By reducing inflammation around irritated nerves, these injections may provide meaningful relief and improve quality of life. If you are experiencing persistent back, neck, or nerve pain, a consultation with a spine specialist can help determine whether this treatment is appropriate for you. Please call the office of Craig C. Callewart, MD, PA today to schedule a consultation. Our Dallas, TX office can be reached at (214) 807-0750. Read More

Running is generally a healthy activity, but persistent back pain should not be ignored. Identifying the source of the pain early can help prevent worsening symptoms and allow many patients to safely return to the activities they enjoy. If you are experiencing ongoing back pain with running, a spine evaluation may help determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment. Please call the office of Craig C. Callewart, MD, PA today to schedule a consultation. Our Dallas, TX office can be reached at (214) 807-0750 Read More

• Bertolotti Syndrome

At the office of Dr. Craig C. Callewart, MD, PA in Dallas, Forney, and Rockwall, TX, we evaluate spine-related pain with careful testing and a plan built around trust and Read More

Difficulty With Balance: How It May Be Related to Your Spine Why Am I Having Trouble With My Balance? Difficulty with balance is a common concern that many patients experience, especially as Read More

Why Am I Having Trouble With My Balance? Difficulty with balance is a common concern that many patients experience, especially as they age. While balance problems are often associated with inner Read More

• Bertolotti Syndrome

Finding the source of persistent lower back pain can often feel like a long journey, especially when standard treatments haven't provided the relief you expect. For some patients in Dallas, Read More

Top Exercises for SI Joint Dysfunction These exercises are gentle, effective, and can be done at home. Perform them slowly, focusing on your breathing. If any movement increases pain, stop and check Read More

How Exercise Can Help SI Joint Dysfunction Movement is one of the most effective, natural ways to manage SI joint pain. Targeted stretching andstrengthening can: Stabilize the pelvis by strengthening surrounding musclesRelieve Read More

Understanding Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Dysfunction If you’ve ever felt a deep ache in your lower back, buttock, or hip that just won’t go away, yoursacroiliac (SI) joint could be to blame. Read More

5 Common Reasons Explained by Dr. Callewart Not enough time has passed. While many pinched nerves feel a whole lot better within a couple days, it is typical to have nerve Read More

Lumbar Spondylosis: What You Need to Know If you’ve been experiencing lower back pain, stiffness, or difficulty moving, you may have heard the term lumbar spondylosis mentioned by your healthcare provider. Read More

5 Common Reasons Explained by Dr. Callewart   Not enough time has passed. While many pinched nerves feel a whole lot better within a couple days, it is typical to have nerve Read More

Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment When we think of back pain, we often imagine muscle strains, poor posture, or even herniated discs. But one less common, yet significant cause of lumbar pain Read More

• Spinal Stenosis

Living with spinal stenosis can make everyday movements—like standing, walking, or even sitting—painful and exhausting. This condition, which causes the spinal canal to narrow and compress the nerves, often leads Read More

As we age, it’s natural for our bodies to show signs of wear and tear. One area particularly vulnerable to this process is the spine. Degenerative spondylosis, also known simply Read More