Spine Physicians Institute

06/19/2026

"I met with Dr. Seth yesterday. I traveled from Levelland, Texas. I have a friend who is a very pleased patient of Dr. Seth. He had neck surgery previously that left his right arm seriously impaired. He sought treatment for a separate issue involving his neck. Dr. Seth addressed that issue and during the surgery noted compromises from the previous surgery and corrected. My friend is ELATED and I am as well for his relief.." says Nick on Google

★★★★★ I met with Dr. Seth yesterday. I traveled from Levelland, Texas. I have a friend who is a very pleased patient of Dr. Seth. He had neck surgery previously that left his right arm seriously impaired. He sought treatment for a separate issue involving his neck. Dr. Seth addressed that ...

06/01/2026

"I’ve had two surgeries with Dr Seth now, and he’s been fantastic. He is helping me prevent any further damage, and my surgeries were successful." says Paul on Google

★★★★★ I’ve had two surgeries with Dr Seth now, and he’s been fantastic. He is helping me prevent any further damage, and my surgeries were successful.

05/20/2026

"Dr. Seth delivers amazing results. The difference in my father’s condition before and after was transformative. 5 stars is simply not enough." says Will on Google

★★★★★ Dr. Seth delivers amazing results. The difference in my father’s condition before and after was transformative. 5 stars is simply not enough.

05/07/2026

Ergonomics and Spine Health

Good ergonomics helps reduce back and neck strain and may lower the risk of spine problems.

Key tips:

Proper chair with lumbar support
Monitor at eye level
Keyboard at elbow height
Regular breaks and stretching
Safe lifting posture

Poor workplace posture can contribute to long-term spine issues. If pain continues, a spine specialist can help with treatment options.

https://spinephysiciansinstitute.com/ergonomics-and-spine-surgery-prevention-workplace-adjustments-to-reduce-surgical-risk/

05/07/2026

Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction: Injection vs. Surgery

SI joint dysfunction causes lower back, hip, or buttock pain where the spine meets the pelvis.

Symptoms:

One-sided lower back pain
Hip or buttock pain
Pain with movement or sitting

Treatment options:

Injections: Minimally invasive, reduces inflammation, temporary relief
SI joint fusion: Stabilizes the joint for long-term relief when other treatments fail

A spine specialist can help determine the right approach based on your condition.

https://spinephysiciansinstitute.com/sacroiliac-joint-dysfunction-injection-therapy-vs-si-joint-fusion-surgery/

04/10/2026

"My experience with Spine Physicians Institute was 200%.The care of office Staff was Excellent. I recommend any one with Back or Neck issues to Spine Physician Institute." says Michael on Google

★★★★★ My experience with Spine Physicians Institute was 200%.The care of office Staff was Excellent. I recommend any one with Back or Neck issues to Spine Physician Institute.

04/10/2026

"Very comfortable and relaxed meeting! Great feeling leaving the office with the explanations and expectations. Thank you Dr., will be seeing you soon for further treatment." says Sohail on Google

★★★★★ Very comfortable and relaxed meeting! Great feeling leaving the office with the explanations and expectations. Thank you Dr., will be seeing you soon for further treatment.

04/06/2026

"Excellent surgery and positive post surgery recovery treatment." says Annette on Google

★★★★★ Excellent surgery and positive post surgery recovery treatment.

03/20/2026

Spondylolisthesis Treatment Options

Spondylolisthesis occurs when a vertebra slips forward, causing back pain and possible leg numbness or weakness.

Non-surgical care like physical therapy and regenerative treatments can reduce pain and improve stability.

If symptoms persist, minimally invasive surgery may help stabilize the spine and relieve nerve pressure.

At Spine Physicians Institute PLLC, patients receive personalized care to restore mobility and quality of life.

https://spinephysiciansinstitute.com/spondylolisthesis-treatment-from-physical-therapy-to-surgery-what-works-and-when/

03/20/2026

Sciatica and Radiculopathy: Treatment Options

Sciatica and radiculopathy cause radiating leg pain, numbness, or weakness due to nerve compression in the spine.

Non-surgical care such as physical therapy, medications, lifestyle changes, and regenerative treatments can often relieve symptoms.

If pain persists, minimally invasive procedures like microdiscectomy or decompression surgery may effectively reduce nerve pressure and speed recovery.

At Spine Physicians Institute PLLC, patients receive personalized care focused on restoring mobility and improving quality of life.

https://spinephysiciansinstitute.com/sciatica-and-radiculopathy-finding-relief-without-surgery-or-with-it/