Whether you’re dealing with a stiff neck or pain from facet joint degeneration, you can’t deny that neck pain is one of the most frustrating types of discomfort. In this article, we cover your nonsurgical options for treating neck pain.
When you’ve already tried rest and physical therapy, it can be disconcerting when your sciatic nerve pain lingers. That’s where spinal cord stimulation comes into the picture. Read on to learn how this therapy can help you find relief.
Did you know that past joint injuries can contribute to a specific type of arthritis? In this blog, we explore the link between past fractures and consistent joint pain 一 and how you can find relief.
Sciatica is a common condition that causes pain in your back, buttocks, and legs. But what happens when your normal therapies aren’t working? Enter interventional therapy. Read on to discover two innovative therapies that bring relief from sciatica.
Damage to your nerves can result in neuropathy, which can be debilitating. Believe it or not, hormonal imbalances are a major culprit when it comes to neuropathy. Read on to explore the connection between nerve pain and hormones.
Fibromyalgia causes musculoskeletal pain, fatigue, and brain fog. Left untreated, fibromyalgia pain can severely impact your quality of life, but that’s where acupuncture comes into play. Find out how acupuncture can help fibromyalgia in this blog.
Neck pain is common, but that doesn’t mean you have to accept it as the status quo. Continue reading to explore the three factors that put you at greater risk of developing neck pain 一 and the things you can do to ease pain.
What do your cellphone and your skinny jeans have in common? The answer: They could be contributing to your sciatica pain. Continue reading to explore five everyday habits that can make sciatica pain worse.
Your shoulder has an incredible range of motion, but when it’s suddenly the source of daily pain, what can you do? Is surgery your only option? Continue reading to learn more about your non-surgical options for chronic shoulder pain.
Back pain is common in adults, and your risk of developing back pain only increases as you get older. At any age, however, don’t assume that you’re stuck living with the pain when we have a range of treatment options. Take a moment to find out more.