A pinched nerve can occur in multiple places in your body, but is very common in the neck and back. Sometimes a pinched nerve will go away on its own, but if the symptoms don’t go away within a few weeks, … Continue reading
Physical therapy to treat disease and pain was believed to start as far back as 460 BC. With the development of the field of orthopedics and physiology, physical therapy has developed into the robust medical practice it is today. … Continue reading
When your back is healthy and everything is working the way it should, you don’t tend to think about maintaining a healthy spine. But when your back is in pain, it can be debilitating. … Continue reading
If you have leg pain, do you know what could be causing it? When should you see a doctor to find out how to get relief from the pain? … Continue reading
A bone scan is the only way to diagnose osteoporosis before a broken bone happens. A bone density test, may be done of your hip or spine to estimate your bone density and determine if treatment is necessary. … Continue reading
Scoliosis is something people hear about often, but may not know that much about the condition. … Continue reading
According to a survey by the National Health Interview Surgery (NHIS), yoga is the sixth most common complementary health practice.
Yoga is a great way to improve fitness, relieve stress, and even relieve aches and pains especially for neck and lower back pain … Continue reading
What is Kyphoplasty?
Kyphoplasty, also known as balloon kyphoplasty, is a minimally invasive procedure to treat back pain. During the procedure, a needle in inserted in your back into the spine. Our spine surgeons use x-ray images to guide the needle to the correct section of the spine. … Continue reading
Golfing and back pain seem to go hand in hand
Most golfers eventually experience back pain some reports indicate that as many as 80 percent of amateur golfers injure their backs at some point. Yet, many continue to play despite their pain, … Continue reading
Whether it’s chronic or temporary, back pain affects nearly 80% of Americans. There are many causes from posture or sleep habits, genetics, trauma/injury and many more. However, you can easily treat minor back pain with simple stretches and exercises each day … Continue reading
