You’ve probably cracked your neck many times throughout your life. While some people do it purposefully to help neck pain, others may do it by accident while turning in a certain direction. Regardless of how it occurs, neck cracking is bound to happen. But is it bad...
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Can sciatica cause the knee pain I’m feeling?
As many as 40% of people will experience sciatica at least once in their lifetime. Your sciatic nerve starts in the lower spine and then branches off to travel down each leg. It is responsible for all the feeling in your legs. When you injure your legs or lower back,...
When is back pain serious and what do I do about it?
Back pain is a common part of life. Most of us experience some form of mild back pain after lifting heavy objects or after sitting at a desk all day. In many cases, mild back pain goes away on its own after a little time of rest and home treatment. However, there are...
Therapeutic exercises help with lower back pain treatment
Lower back pain is a common issue experienced by adults in the U.S., and you may have heard older people refer to this type of pain as lumbago. This type of pain is so common that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) estimated that more than 80% of adults...
Three secrets to successful spinal stenosis treatment
Chronic back pain makes it difficult to live your life and enjoy your favorite activities. There are several different causes of back pain, and, fortunately, most of them can be treated with noninvasive methods. One condition that can benefit from noninvasive...
Five options for spinal stenosis treatment
Your spine is responsible for a lot of important functions in your body. It helps support your upper body. Its flexibility allows you to bend and twist. And it houses the nerves that run from your head throughout the rest of your body. It’s normal to experience some...
Spinal stenosis treatment
As we age, arthritis can begin to wear away the protective cartilage between bones and eventually cause patients to seek treatment for osteoarthritis-related diseases such as spinal stenosis. Once this cartilage wears away, bone growth may take its place to help...
Why you need physical therapy for spinal stenosis treatment
You can expect to encounter some form of back pain at one point or another throughout your life. Back pain can be expected after lifting heavy objects or sitting for long periods of time. Usually, this kind of back pain is minor and can be treated by a few days of...
Three Benefits of Physical Therapy-Based Spinal Stenosis Treatment
If you need spinal stenosis treatment, you should visit a certified physical therapist. Indeed, physical therapy-based treatments may bring you three specific quality of life benefits. However, you'll need a great team to help you get these three benefits from...
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