A hip labral tear affects the labrum (a structure made of thick cartilage) of a hip joint. It can lead to varying levels of pain. Treating a hip labral tear often incorporates physical therapy exercises that work the cardiovascular system or the muscles around your...
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...
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...
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 a number of simple exercises that may help: Chin...
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...