Have you injured your common peroneal nerve? Are you looking for ways to treat it? You’ve come to the right spot. The common peroneal nerve, or fibular nerve, runs from the back of your knee, down your leg, across your foot, and to the area between your big toe and
Having difficulty sleeping with your SI joint pain? Tossing about so you just can’t get comfortable? Check out this list of helpful tips. Pain originating in the sacroiliac (SI) joint can make sleeping a real challenge. But, there are several things you can do to alleviate the pain: selecting the
Uneven shoulders can result in significant pain in the neck, shoulders, and lower back. Fortunately, most cases of uneven shoulders can be managed. Generally speaking, there are four broad, conservative, non-invasive strategies for fixing uneven shoulders. These strategies include chiropractic care, sleep positioning, exercise, and specific home remedies. Can a
If diagnosed with cervical radiculopathy (a pinched nerve in the neck), you know the pain it causes and how it disrupts your quality of life. To help manage your cervical radiculopathy and reduce your pain, here are several simple exercises that may help: Chin Tucks Shoulder-Blade Squeezes Neck Extensions Isometric Holds
Do you suffer from a burning pain that radiates into the extremities of your body? Does it come and go? You may have foraminal stenosis. The treatment for foraminal stenosis, like other spinal issues, depends on the severity of the condition. Generally, it is best to start with conservative techniques
Occipital Neuralgia is one of the rarer types of headaches. As such, not as much is known about it as other types of headaches. What is known is that it is classified as a primary headache as opposed to a secondary headache, and it is caused by an inflamed, pinched,
So, you suffer from a c5-c6 disc bulge and you’re looking for relief? No worries. Here’s a collection of exercises you can do. These nine exercises and techniques can help heal a neck injury and encourage a bulging disc to slip back into its proper position: Chin Tucks, Stability Ball Exercises,
Is your hip numb, tingly, or maybe prone to weakness because of a pinched nerve? Don’t fret. There are several simple ways of releasing it. There are multiple types of treatments for a pinched nerve in the hip. These include simple measures like rest, gentle exercise, alternately applying cold and
For many people, sciatica pain is the worst pain they’ve ever felt. When sciatica is at its worst, relief seems unlikely, and nothing seems to help. But relief is closer than you may think. Determining if sciatica is getting better is pretty straightforward. Unlike other issues, the severity of pain
There are three different portions of the spine: lumbar (lower back), thoracic (middle back), and cervical (neck). Each of these areas is susceptible to degradation and damage, but some more than others. Spondylosis can affect all three spinal sections, but we’ll discuss thoracic spondylosis in this article. Thoracic spondylosis is
Have you injured your common peroneal nerve? Are you looking for ways to treat it? You’ve come to the right spot. The common peroneal nerve, or fibular nerve, runs from the back of your knee, down your leg, across your foot, and to the area between your big toe and
Having difficulty sleeping with your SI joint pain? Tossing about so you just can’t get comfortable? Check out this list of helpful tips. Pain originating in the sacroiliac (SI) joint can make sleeping a real challenge. But, there are several things you can do to alleviate the pain: selecting the
Uneven shoulders can result in significant pain in the neck, shoulders, and lower back. Fortunately, most cases of uneven shoulders can be managed. Generally speaking, there are four broad, conservative, non-invasive strategies for fixing uneven shoulders. These strategies include chiropractic care, sleep positioning, exercise, and specific home remedies. Can a
If diagnosed with cervical radiculopathy (a pinched nerve in the neck), you know the pain it causes and how it disrupts your quality of life. To help manage your cervical radiculopathy and reduce your pain, here are several simple exercises that may help: Chin Tucks Shoulder-Blade Squeezes Neck Extensions Isometric Holds
Do you suffer from a burning pain that radiates into the extremities of your body? Does it come and go? You may have foraminal stenosis. The treatment for foraminal stenosis, like other spinal issues, depends on the severity of the condition. Generally, it is best to start with conservative techniques
Occipital Neuralgia is one of the rarer types of headaches. As such, not as much is known about it as other types of headaches. What is known is that it is classified as a primary headache as opposed to a secondary headache, and it is caused by an inflamed, pinched,
So, you suffer from a c5-c6 disc bulge and you’re looking for relief? No worries. Here’s a collection of exercises you can do. These nine exercises and techniques can help heal a neck injury and encourage a bulging disc to slip back into its proper position: Chin Tucks, Stability Ball Exercises,
Is your hip numb, tingly, or maybe prone to weakness because of a pinched nerve? Don’t fret. There are several simple ways of releasing it. There are multiple types of treatments for a pinched nerve in the hip. These include simple measures like rest, gentle exercise, alternately applying cold and
For many people, sciatica pain is the worst pain they’ve ever felt. When sciatica is at its worst, relief seems unlikely, and nothing seems to help. But relief is closer than you may think. Determining if sciatica is getting better is pretty straightforward. Unlike other issues, the severity of pain
There are three different portions of the spine: lumbar (lower back), thoracic (middle back), and cervical (neck). Each of these areas is susceptible to degradation and damage, but some more than others. Spondylosis can affect all three spinal sections, but we’ll discuss thoracic spondylosis in this article. Thoracic spondylosis is