I think that video held some good advice. You wanna avoid too much flexion, tilting forward at the low back. Don’t go excessive on the swing, as that twisting can really cause problems with the, with the low back. And warm up first. Maintain good core conditioning.
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May 12, 2026Dr. Lenard’s Philosophy on Patient Care and Experience
May 5, 2026
Medicine is a service industry just like any other. So I want patients to feel satisfied with their visit the same way they may feel satisfied if they go to a restaurant or hotel. I don’t want anybody to feel like they were rushed or shortchanged, and I want them to feel like their, their time was respected and all their questions were answered.
Spine Surgery for Elderly Patients
April 28, 2026
With over 20 years of experience in our community, I’ve learned that, often elderly patients need special considerations for spine surgery. It is fairly nuanced in that in some ways treatment for their conditions is the same as treatment for anybody else in, in other ways, the treatment has to take into consideration how they’re gonna get after care.
What is the reasonable, minimal approach to get them better without setting them up for another surgery? Things like home health, home PT come into play and safe pain medications that can help them get over surgery without overmedicating them.
Spine Surgery & My Sex Life
April 21, 2026
A lot of my male patients come to me with back or neck pain, particularly back pain, and are concerned about their sexual function because it suffers. It can suffer for two reasons. One, pain itself can cause problems with sexual function. The other is, has an anatomic basis in that pressure on the nerves in the lower lumbar region can impair sexual function, so it has to be taken into consideration in treating any patient particularly male patients.
Is Degenerative Disc Disease Serious?
April 14, 2026
Degenerative disc disease is a very common problem that involves, often the drying out of discs, the collapse of discs and bone spurring. It can be a source of pain in patients that needs to be addressed. It can also be a latent condition that is not a problem, but gets aggravated by some type of traumatic event, and then all of a sudden somebody who had degenerative disease without a problem has a serious problem. So it needs to be recognized when it occurs by the surgeon so that he or she can take it into account when treating the patient’s condition.
