Pain Management & Rehabilitation
Avoid Injury While Walking
Whether taking a leisurely weekend stroll or participating in one of the many charity walk-a-thons occurring over the next five months, there are several preventative… Continue Reading
Fibromyalgia Do You Have It? How Do You Treat It?
Fibromyalgia remains a condition without a fully understood cause, in which patients report chronic widespread pain and a variety of other common complaints including fatigue,… Continue Reading
Aquatic Therapy and Fibromyalgia
While chronic pain can make exercise seem like a daunting and impossible task, aquatic therapy can make it possible while providing many benefits for overall… Continue Reading
Pain, What Is It Good For?
Did you know that sickle cell patients are often not listened to or understood? Those that are able to make changes to increase awareness of… Continue Reading
Chronic Pain Know the Real Source
Chronic pain touches everyone young and old. You do not necessarily have to be in an accident or be injured to be in pain. A… Continue Reading
Shoulder Pain A Chiropractic Perspective
Most physicians are familiar with cases where the patient visits their office complaining of shoulder pain and stiffness. This may be accompanied by complaints of… Continue Reading
Shoulder Arthritis, Who Knew?
Many people have friends or relatives who suffer from osteoarthritis (OA). Perhaps you yourself suffer from the occasional aches and pains of OA. It is… Continue Reading
Understanding Lumbar Disc Herniations
Many patients with back pain, leg pain, or weakness of the lower extremity muscles are often diagnosed with a herniated disc. When a disc herniation… Continue Reading
Text Neck A Modern Malady
Uncover the impact of “Text Neck” in Holly Dunbar’s insightful article from New Moon Body Work and Botanicals, La Plata, MD. Discover effective solutions to relieve neck pain caused by modern technology.
Age-Related Lumbar Spondylosis
Lumbar spondylosis is, quite simply, degeneration in the region of the spine located in the lower back. Since the lumbar (lower) spine is responsible for… Continue Reading
