If you have persistent back pain that hasn’t resolved with other medical interventions, you may be a candidate for minimally invasive spine surgery. Learn more about how technological advances in surgery make this a great treatment for back pain.
Back and neck pain are extraordinarily common, and often a herniated disc is at the root of your pain. While you should always get a diagnosis and treatment from an orthopedist, knowing the symptoms and risk factors can help you protect your spine.
Do you have chronic bouts of sciatic pain? Sciatica can make it painful to walk, stand, sit, or lie down. If you deal with sciatica regularly, there are some lifestyle changes you can make to reduce your pain.
You rely on your joints for every move you make. The constant workload leaves the joints vulnerable to damage, which often proves quite painful. Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections are a natural regenerative solution to ease your joint pain.
Odds are that your active life is what damaged your ACL, so it’s best to proceed with caution when you’re returning to your sport of choice. Why risk suffering further consequences that can sideline you even longer?
Many everyday tasks put stress on our wrists and hands. Over time, this can cause carpal tunnel syndrome. Read on to find out how you can prevent getting carpal tunnel syndrome before it starts.
Blog Snapshot: • Drop foot is a condition that is characterized by an inability to manipulate the toes or ankles of a foot. • This condition can prevent a person from raising their foot at the ankle, pointing their toes, or moving their ankle inward and
Blog Snapshot: • Chiari malformation is a relatively common condition that causes brain tissue to extend downward into the spinal canal. • This condition falls under two major categories. Chiari malformation type I occurs during fetal development, causi
Blog Snapshot: • According to a recent study, behavioral health disorders, such as anxiety and depression, are considered early risk factors for chronic pain in adolescents. • The research study was published in The Journal of Pain, and it looked into th
