Rachneet Kaur

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1 Introduction Spinal diseases and disorders are critical because of their potential to cause major health problems. Spinal diseases have significant physical and functional consequences. They may cause pain, restricted mobility, nerve damage, paralysis, and limitations in activities of daily living. As spinal diseases progress, more severe complications such as chronic pain and loss of neurological function can occur.