Pain Management & Rehabilitation
Kidney Stones The Most Common Causes
Kidney stones have various causes 1. Calcium oxalate stones are caused by unusually excessive amounts of calcium in the urine (if there is an obstruction… Continue Reading
Heel Pain Shock Wave Therapy
It can be easily said that seven out of ten people walking into a podiatrists office suffer from heel pain, also known as plantar fasciitis…. Continue Reading
Treating Myofascial Pain
Myofascial pain is a common muscle pain condition that is often overlooked in medical and clinical practice settings. It can be acute or chronic, and… Continue Reading
Be Comfy In the Garden
Gardening helps you stay in shape, but since your muscles are doing tasks theyre not used to, it can also lead to aches and pains…. Continue Reading
What Is Manual Physical Therapy?
Most people understand the general concept that physical therapy involves various types of exercise, rehabilitation from disability, perhaps some massage, or electrical or heat and… Continue Reading
Neuroma Facts
Have you ever experienced tingling, numbness, and sharp-shooting pain between your toes? Dont be surprised, but you may have Mortons neuroma. Mortons neuroma is a… Continue Reading
Osteoarthritis Stay Active and Independent
What is arthritis? Arthritis means inflammation of the joints. It causes pain and usually also limits movement of the joints that are affected. There are… Continue Reading
The Infamous Disc
Slipped, bulged, blown, ruptured, herniated and protruding. No, this isnt your constipated colon after a chili cook off! These are some of the many terms… Continue Reading
Chronic Headaches?
Headaches are one of the most common reasons for people to see their primary care physician and account for twenty percent of outpatient visits to… Continue Reading
CORE Increase Your Performance
Chronic pain and tension in the body are often caused by injuries such as sprains and strains, overuse, lack of exercise, poor posture and dehydration…. Continue Reading
