Pain Management & Rehabilitation
Why Joint Pain Often Feels Worse at Night
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team Joint pain often feels worse at night because daytime activity can leave an irritated joint sore, while hours… Continue Reading
Knee Pain With No Clear Cause? Your Joint May Remember an Old Injury
Post-traumatic arthritis can surface months or even years after a sprain, a fall or a hard knock to the knee. Here’s what’s behind it and… Continue Reading
Which Doctor Should You See for a Pinched Nerve in the Arm?
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team For a suspected pinched nerve in the arm, start with a primary care doctor, family medicine doctor, or… Continue Reading
3-Level Cervical Fusion Recovery Time: What to Expect Month by Month
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team A typical 3-level cervical fusion recovery time is several months: light daily activity often begins within days, desk… Continue Reading
Stem Cell Therapy Doctors for Knee Arthritis in Los Angeles: What to Look For
Knee osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most studied orthopedic uses for mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs). As a result, patients considering stem cell knee injection… Continue Reading
Spinal Adjustments vs. Pain Medication: A Long-Term Thinking Guide for Chronic Back Pain Sufferers
If you have been living with chronic back pain, you have probably run the same loop more times than you can count. The pain flares… Continue Reading
Mild Degenerative Changes of the SI Joints: What the Report Means
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team Mild degenerative changes of the SI joints means an imaging test found small signs of wear in the… Continue Reading
When Can You Climb Stairs After Patella Fracture Surgery?
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team You may be able to use stairs shortly after patella fracture surgery with a brace, crutches, and a… Continue Reading
What to Do If You Think You Have a Broken Tailbone
The coccyx, also known as the tailbone, is a crucial part of the human body that is located at the base of the spine. It… Continue Reading
Closed Reduction With External Fixation: How It Stabilizes a Fracture
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team Seeing metal bars and pins outside an injured arm or leg can be unsettling. You may wonder why… Continue Reading
