If you have neck or low back pain combined with pain, numbness, or tingling sensations in your hands, arms, legs, or feet, you might have spinal stenosis. Fortunately, you have several treatment options to heal your spine and relieve your symptoms.
While migraines are a prevalent health condition, they’re widely misunderstood. How can you tell if you have a migraine or just a severe headache? Check out these seven signs that you have a migraine.
We’re several months into the COVID-19 pandemic, and new information about the illness emerges every day. You need pain management care regardless of what else is happening in the world. Learn how to protect yourself and get the pain care you need.
If you’re one of the millions of Americans who live with knee pain, but want to avoid surgery, a hyaluronic acid joint injection might be just what you need. If you’re curious about joint injections and if they relieve knee pain, read on.
Spinal stenosis is a common cause of back pain, but how do you know if that’s the cause of your discomfort? The condition causes specific symptoms, and a diagnosis is quickly confirmed with imaging studies. Read on to learn about spinal stenosis.
When you have a painful injury, getting better quickly is your priority. Regenerative medicine treatments, like stem cell therapy and PRP injections, can help your body repair itself and get you back to your regular activities quickly and safely.
Approximately four million Americans live with chronic migraines, a condition causing at least 15 migraines days each month. And, when struck, 90% of people with migraine can’t function. But Botox® could provide relief.
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