Pain Management & Rehabilitation
Headaches Rule
One thing we are all too familiar with is the headache. Headaches are so common that most grocery stores and pharmacies have a whole isle… Continue Reading
Fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia is a disorder of chronic, widespread pain and tenderness. It typically presents in young or middle-aged women but can affect patients of either sex… Continue Reading
Physical Therapy and MS Patients
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a disease where your body attacks itself, specifically the fatty coating called the myelin sheath on nerves in the brain, spinal… Continue Reading
Breast Feeding Is a Physical Activity
Pain and burning in the mid-back area is very common among new mothers. The position of breast-feeding tends to place the mother in a slumped… Continue Reading
Physical Therapy For Orthopedic Injuries
Physical therapists have extensive experience in orthopedic diagnoses and are experts in evaluating, treating and managing patients with these conditions. Some of these conditions include… Continue Reading
Post-Surgery Massage Therapy
Many people who have undergone a surgical procedure are left with some pain or even loss in their range of motion. There are many factors… Continue Reading
Chronic Pain Sufferers "New" Novel IV Ketamine Infusion Therapy Shows Promise as Non-Opioid, Lasting Pain Reliever
One in every four Americans suffer from chronic pain lasting more than 3-6 months. Chronic pain can be a result of an accident, sports or… Continue Reading
What To Do About Your Pain
When you find yourself with pain that just won't go away, don't just suffer through it in silence hoping it'll go away on its own…. Continue Reading
Managing Pain Physical Therapists and Exercise Physiologists Can Help
Movement in the form of supervised therapeutic exercise sessions is often recommended by physicians, but not acted upon as often as it should be. We… Continue Reading
Pain Relief, Injuries and Inflammation
In the chiropractic profession we are known for effective relief of acute back and neck pain. Patients present with soft tissue pain like tendinitis, ortendinosis… Continue Reading
