Percutaneous Discectomy for a Herniated Disc
Low back pain, hip pain, numbness or tingling of the buttocks and legs, and sharp stabbing pain running up and down the legs are all signs of a herniated …
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Common Habits that Fuel Back and Neck Pain
When it comes to pain that interferes with daily activities, 60-80% of adults experience back pain and 20-70% experience neck pain of that intensity during their lifetime. Pain can …
Is PRP Right for Me?
If you’re struggling with chronic pain, you’re likely willing to try anything to get relief. Sometimes surgical options aren’t advised and oral medications can feel like a slippery slope. …
Spine Conditions that Respond Well to Minimally Invasive Procedures
If you’re struggling with a spinal condition, you might feel like surgery is your only option. This isn’t necessarily the case. A trained doctor can use minimally invasive procedures …
Who Can Benefit from Electrical Stimulation?
As medical technology progresses, we’re finding new ways to rehabilitate injuries and treat chronic pain. One of these methods is electrical stimulation, which alleviates pain, boosts healing, and improves …
How Arthritis Affects Your Hips
Regardless of what kind of arthritis you have or what joints are affected, inflammation and pain are probably two constants in your life. Hip arthritis can seriously impact your …
Using Therapy and an Expert Evaluation to Treat Hip Pain
Hip pain can be traced back to a number of issues, but the most common are old injuries and deterioration of the joint. If you’re struggling with hip pain, …
Understanding Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
Up to 500,000 people in the United States suffer from spinal stenosis. Lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS) alone is the leading diagnosis in people over 65 who undergo spinal surgery. …
7 Sleep Disorders and How To Treat Them
Many of us don’t get as much sleep as we should. Between work, school, relationships, hobbies, errands, chores, and our social lives, there’s no time for a full night’s …
How Regenerative Medicine Can Help You
Our bodies work very hard to keep us alive and moving. When you’re injured, your body responds immediately to try and heal the wound. However, some injuries are difficult …