Back Pain Overview
Back problems can impact all you do. In some cases, there may be a straightforward solution to back pain, while other cases can be very complicated.
Back Conditions
Herniated Disc/Discogenic Pain
In some cases, herniated discs do not self-correct and medical intervention is needed to help you heal. Here are some of the treatments available for those suffering from herniated discs.
Facet Syndrome (cervical, thoracic, lumbar)
There are a number of conservative treatments for facet syndrome. In many cases, these treatments used together can give patients relief.
Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction
When the sacroiliac joint is stressed or inflamed, lower back pain can result. Because of the many different possible causes of pain, it is important to get an assessment from your doctor before deciding on the appropriate treatment.
Sciatica
Sciatica can be caused by a number of conditions or injuries. How sciatica is treated depends on both the severity and the underlying conditions that caused it. Treatment options include:
Head & Neck Conditions
Head Pain Overview
Headaches can be caused by a number of different factors. There are treatment options available that can effectively treat and even prevent head pain. Try these medication-free remedies for headache relief.
Neck Pain Overview
Many people experience pain or stiffness in their necks periodically. These tips can help prevent neck pain.
Cervical Radiculopathy
Usually referred to as a pinched nerve, Cervical Radiculopathy can be debilitatingly painful. These treatments can be especially useful if you are experiencing severe pain that has not responded to more conservative treatments
Lower Extremity Conditions
Knee & Hip Arthritis
Arthritis is a disease that causes pain, stiffness, and loss of movement in the joints. While there is no cure, these treatment options can provide relief and can help prevent osteoarthritis from progressing.
Neuropathy
The pain associated with Neuropathy can often be indescribable. Treatment for neuropathy begins with identifying the underlying cause. Once this is identified, treatment of the root cause can often improve your symptoms and prevent your condition from progressing.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
The main symptom of CRPS is an intense and continuous pain. While not a lot is known about what causes CRPS, these available treatment options may help manage the condition.